Sentence examples for reflection expresses from inspiring English sources

Are you suggesting that the former president's reflection expresses that same mental proclivity suffered by men whom the French mistake for philosophers?Nonsense.

Write a short reflection expressing why you chose the article, as well as how and to what degree other readers' opinions reflect your own.

Classical Indian philosophy is an unbroken tradition of reflection expressed in the pan-Subcontinent intellectual language of Sanskrit.

Despite widespread esteem for his priestly and scholarly attainments and the purity of his religious aspirations, Hōnen himself, in his penetrating self-reflection, expressed a profound awareness of his incapacity to fulfill any Buddhist practice and thereby advance himself toward enlightenment.

At the end of the two week period, write a reflection that expresses your opinion about how these technologies might affect you, your peers and future generations.

A reflection is expressed by reversing a row vector of a rotation matrix.

This sort of reflection is expressed in an excellent manner by a line of Kafka, cited by Lefort in his Preface to The Visible and the Invisible, "that things present themselves to him not by their roots, but by some point or another situated towards the middle of them" (VI, xvvi).

She sees it as inevitable that he will not be able to resist the bimbo-ish musings of Bridget, one of the two assistants at Seventh House whose moments of self-reflection are expressed like this: "I used to go to events.

On the whole, this result suggests that our sequenced genes are largely accurate reflections of expressed genes in the junco.

But on further reflection, many also expressed dismay with his deceit.

The scale values of preference for both individuals and for global cellists with regard to the delay time of reflection can be expressed by a single approximate formula, normalizing the delay time by the most-preferred delay time observed for different music motifs.