Sentence examples for reflection of both from inspiring English sources

Pamela's letters, in contrast, are lively and conversational, their language a reflection of both her native cleverness and her inexperience.

The proportion of family households dropped, a reflection of both an increase in divorce rates and an aging population.

With its generous dollops of contemporary art and photography, the apartment is a lively reflection of both Ms. Parrott's and Mr. Friedman's tastes.

Remember, neither stocks nor players have inherent value; value is a reflection of both actual worth and opportunity cost, the latter trait being influenced heavily by public perception.

It is a reflection of both the difficulty of the situation he inherited and the administration's inability to balance conflicts, which is what effective leaders do.

A tendency toward small families is a reflection of both difficulties in housing and increased participation by both parents in the workforce.

Her new career is a reflection of changes both in the modeling world and in the consumers being targeted.

The show's tour de force mixes a nighttime view of a row of plants on a window sill with the reflections of both the plants and the painting of them.

The red lights recede on one side of the road while the yellow ones shine towards you on the other, the reflections of both dancing in the dark glass in front of you.

Compared with plane glass substrates deposited with silver colloids, the conical holed glass substrates deposited with silver colloids exhibited five-to ten-folds of increase in the rate of signal enhancement, due to the internal multiple reflections of both the excitation laser beam and the Raman scattering photons within conical holes.

Note that growth in the (00 1) mirror texture cannot explain the observed 12 reflections, as upon molecular alignment with the high-symmetry directions the reflections of both textures coincide (Supporting Information).