Accidents are not a reflection of one's ability to be a parent.
That's what Nothing Important is: a slightly distorted reflection of one's expectations of music.
Cognition is typically associated with measures of intelligence (for example, intellectual quotient (IQ 1), and is a reflection of one's ability to perform higher-level processes by engaging specific mechanisms associated with learning, memory and reasoning.
Perhaps you wouldn't feel too comfortable about encouraging your spouse to have sex with an extremely attractive lover at a festival, but for the Wodaabe having multiple partners is a reflection of one's desirability.
"Ownership of a purebred dog was an important reflection of one's social standing," Mr. Secord said.
Or maybe we'd give each child a chance to rewrite the rules of the game, so it becomes clear that performance is only a reflection of one's ability under certain circumstances.
Actually, this suggests that generalized atherosclerosis, which probably is a better reflection of one's vascular status rather than localized atherosclerosis in a single vessel bed, associates with dementia.
By desiring at a hierarchically higher-order level of reflection that one's will be a certain way (or not be a certain way), one reveals her deeper self, not merely at the surface of her conduct, but in terms of how she herself regards her very own motives issuing in her conduct.
Formation of conscience — the idea that properly exercising one's conscience is not just a matter of gut feeling but requires serious study and reflection, especially on the teachings of one's church — was not missing as a theme in the bishops' previous statements.
A candid and poignant reflection of one man's battle with depression, this is my favourite sentiment in the piece: "I have depression and, like my asthma, it's something I have to learn to live with".
It's simply a reflection of one bank's customers and what they earn and spend.
