On land, this reflection occurs entirely at the surface.
If the performance lacked the excitement that Skride has brought to 20th-century works, its bittersweet mixture of exuberance and lyrical reflection seemed entirely right.
This was unmistakably and unashamedly Liszt in the grand manner, a bit old-fashioned and sometimes even a bit vulgar at times, but in this of all concertos, with Barenboim and the orchestra following each twist and turn, every little quickening and moment of expressive reflection, it seemed entirely appropriate.
In fact, Leibniz's purported analysis of consciousness in terms of reflection isn't entirely clear.
This moment of reflection is all the lovelier for being entirely unsolicited.
The more widespread of these designs is based entirely on reflection for image formation and is appropriately called the reflecting superposition eye (Fig. 3c).
This cannot be entirely comfortable reflection for him, an intelligent, polylingual Western man, whose character, like his insane running style, was formed years before the coup of 1948 in Prague.
Although this violent swerve into what seemed like a whole different subgenre initially struck me as jarring (so jarring that I wondered whether Shriver's intentions could be comedic), on reflection it seems not entirely unpresaged.
Mendel thus showed that, even if the eminence of some ancestor were entirely the reflection of his genes, it is quite likely that some of his descendants, especially the more remote ones, would not inherit these "good" genes at all.
But according to a corporate-investigation firm, a team of forensic accountants, and a law firm in Washington, D.C., hired by the Gosaibis, their success wasn't entirely a reflection of financial skill.
