Sentence examples for reflection of its own from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jia, the foreign policy expert in Beijing, counters that Japan's suspicions are more a reflection of its own insecurities and guilt.

A decade and a half later, they have managed to project their feelings on to the whole country.Russia's current anti-Americanism, therefore, is less a reaction to America's actions than a reflection of its own state of mind.

But as Dworkin's carefully reasoned argument shows, liberalism can make good on that proclamation only by (re)making the object of its protection into a mirror reflection of its own limitations.

The Obama administration sees only the reflection of its own righteousness, even as Issa looks to put the US government in the frame for a crime committed on the Mexican border.

Among the western liberal democracies, only the United States stood partly aside from the chorus of condemnation - its muddled response a telling reflection of its own contentious anti-terrorist war.

It's the west looking at India and seeing a reflection of its own hunger for exoticism, and when you do that there is always an exaggeration of the differentiating elements, in this case spice and heat.

Event organizers have found themselves in the midst of a multi-limbed juggling act to keep their carnival of mirrors from burning up under the power of its own reflection, and 2015 could prove a pivotal moment in Playa history.

This reflection which must always be mindful of its own situated character is what Merleau-Ponty names "hyper-reflection".

South Africa marked a 20th anniversary of its own, but reflections on the demise of apartheid in 1994 provoked disquieting questions about whether the promise of Nelson Mandela had been fulfilled.

It's a risky strategy, the kind of literary looking glass that often collapses under the weight of its own self-reflection, and Williams addresses such concerns head-on.

At the show's premiere, one young business development worker described it as a "reflection" of his own life in its depiction of "the absurdity of what we're all pitching", while others criticised it only for not going further.