Sentence examples for reflection of great from inspiring English sources

Theoretical reflection of great significance arises in the Mozi, Mencius, Hanfeizi, Xunzi, and Zhuangzi, but there is more frequent interplay between the theorizing and references to pre-theoretical experience.

Forgiveness is a reflection of great strength and personal power.

The irony is that admitting when we are wrong and revealing our vulnerabilities is actually a reflection of great inner strength.

Each of these developments "is a reflection of greater acceptance" of voice controls, Mr. Golvin said.

The yield curve is not a signal of impending recession, simply a reflection of greater confidence in the ability of central banks to control inflation.

The less hierarchical the social-class structure, the more tears flow, which is perhaps a reflection of greater individual autonomy, acceptance of emotional displays and exposure to the arts.

In the end, she found one from mainland China, one from Taiwan and one from Hong Kong, a coincidence, she said, but perhaps a reflection of greater artistic and individual openness in freer Taiwan and Hong Kong.

This makes it hard to assess if some dramatic leaps in turnout during the second round of voting were a realistic reflection of greater enthusiasm or a warning sign of fraud.

As the UN has noted, the problem of food poverty is a reflection of greater societal inequality, not just fluctuations in a local economy.

Corn-based diets increased concentration of both trans-11 C18:1 (P=0.03) and cis-9, trans-11 C18:2 (P=0.01) which was a reflection of greater intake of cis-9, cis-12 C18:2 as substrate for rumen biohydrogenation.

The greater stress response during compatible interactions may be a reflection of greater stress, not threat, on the susceptible plant by the virulent larva (Anderson and Harris. 2006; Harris et al. 2006; O'Donnell et al. 2003; Woodward and Bartel. 2005).