Sentence examples for reflection more from inspiring English sources

It would be a reflection more of desperation than anything else".

The finale was unaesthetic and low-scoring, a reflection more of the Celtics' defensive tenacity than the Lakers' flash.

This may have been a reflection more of French tastes than of the tastes of Caesar and Mark Antony, however.

Labour has a healthy number of MPs; it has been rising in the polls (a reflection more of the coalition's austerity measures than its own appeal).

When one does fetch a high price, it often seems a reflection more of the buyer's valor than of the art's allure.

Though, in truth, his antarctically low opinion of the evening was a reflection more on his feelings for Endgame than for this production.

Wind, rain, gloomily overcast, the puddled reflections more luminous than the streetlamps they reflect.

Few pursue the inward- and outward-spinning spiral of self-reflection more ingeniously than the Los Angeles artist Paul Sietsema, whose exhibition of drawings and a film at the Museum of Modern Art obliquely outline the intellectual environment of art today.

In making cognitive interests explicit, Habermas also engages in a kind of critical self-reflection, more precisely a methodological reflection that aims to free science from its positivist illusions.

This is especially relevant since mobile devices usually have glaring screens with reflections more prominent than with workstation screens.

The HHT analysis method can identify reflections from the long protruding end of the bolt and multiple reflections from grouting defects based on mutations in the instantaneous frequency, which makes weak reflections more noticeable.