Sentence examples for reflecting waters from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reflecting waters" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used in descriptive or poetic writing to describe water that is calm and still, reflecting the light or surrounding scenery. Example: "The tranquil lake glistened in the sunlight, its reflecting waters a mirror of the surrounding mountains."
Protected from the winter rain by a covering of roof tiles, the grayish-white mounds, layered with the ocher and sepia of weathered terra cotta, add new colors to the reflecting waters of the salt pans.
He looks out at the Niemeyer-Le Corbusier United Nations complex, with its broad tower reflecting water and sky.
We related amphibian occurrence to 14 within-wetland parameters (reflecting water chemistry and aquatic vegetation) and four landscape features.
Greatest changes in the forest were in areas where the trees were concentrated reflecting water uptake and canopy partitioning.
White-and-red striped smokestacks, perversely graceful; gigantic ghostly white tanks shimmering in reflecting water; an eerie equipoise in compositions in which industrial sites are reflected in (polluted, poisoned) waters.
Decreasing TP and increasing O2 trends were found at impact sites, reflecting water protection measures taken in pulp and paper mills and municipalities.
Cumulative water oil ratio is also an important factor reflecting water cut.
Under the moon and stars, next to a white-stoned pool reflecting water too blue to be real, we had a soul-searching conversation about the tenets of love and security.
RANO is largely focused on conventional anatomic imaging methods, but new quantitative methods reflecting water diffusion and tumour perfusion appear to improve response assessment.
Second, policymakers should ensure that commitments taken in Paris reflect water-related climate change mitigation and adaptation opportunities.
Mr. Bochner responded by crumpling up prints and photographing the wrinkled results, but that produced new illusionistic references: to wind-blown curtains, reflected water surfaces, drought-cracked earth.
