Sentence examples for reflection differently from inspiring English sources

After I learned I was HIV-positive, I immediately began to see my reflection differently.

Since the effects scale differently for different reflections as well as show up in slightly different directions in asymmetric RSMs, a distinction of the two effects is possible in the asymmetric RSMs.

"He has had time to reflect, and on reflection would have done things differently had he known the boundaries of the law.

The transmission coefficients of ( P_{1},P_{2}},P_{33} ) waves behave differently to reflection coefficients in regards to layer thickness.

By measuring modulus and phase of either impedance Z or reflection coefficient S11 of differently shaped electrodes which were in defined contact with a biological sample, we showed that electrical parameters may be utilized to assess biological functions on a three-dimensional (3D) in-vitro system.

But it can be interpreted differently — as a reflection of the helplessness many Americans feel at a time of growing dependency on a growing government: one that gives health-care coverage, and can take it away or reduce its benefits.

Sure he has made mistakes as we all have at some point in our lives, sure on reflection he would do things differently, but remember, there are always two sides to every story".

(PT1, female) When responding in their assignments to 'What could you have done differently' students demonstrated reflection on their interview performance and their learning experiences.

The main report of the study (UNESCO, 2010) presents a synthesis of the historical contexts, rationales, processes and consequences of integrating ECCE within education, the views of the countries that apportion ECCE responsibility differently, and some reflections and policy recommendations on the issue.

On reflection, what should you have done differently? A. It goes back to the people side.

But when asked if, upon reflection, he would have done anything differently during these past two years -- something, perhaps, that would have bettered his electoral chances -- he grew noticeably silent.