Sentence examples for reflection of the image from inspiring English sources

The sartorial decisions politicians make are a reflection of the image they wish to portray.

On one wall you have an image and on the other a reflection of the image.

Instead, he prefers to look at the fuzzy reverse of society's tapestry, the seemingly patternless surface from which emerges not the reflection of the image on the front but a new image altogether.

"We believe the human body is a reflection of the image of God," they write, adding that violent forms of play "cannot be condoned".

The [images of the people] are being projected onto a screen - an RP screen - a weird projection screen, and the reflection of that image is picked up on the glass.

The observers also generally indicated similar tolerance and preference levels in terms of acceptable ranges, as 85% of the values were close to the overall tolerance or preference levels and the differences were smaller than 0.15.The observer study indicates that the previously proposed technique provides a robust reflection of the perceptual image quality in clinical images.

Looking in a mirror that reflects the painted image back at him, the viewer is able to match up the reflection of the painted image alongside the real-world setting and see the two optically blend into one another.

After staging the portrait, she turned it into a collage, adding glitter and painted elements that created a distorted reflection of the original image.

The Episcopal Church as a denomination welcomes gay clergy and couples, and in his closing prayer on Monday, Leon asked that God allow Americans to see each other as a reflection of the divine image, "whether brown, black or white, male or female, first generation or immigrant American, or daughter of the American Revolution, gay or straight, rich or poor".

It causes a bias superposed on the nightside image; such bias seems to be due to instrumental internal reflections of the dayside image.

For example, uptake intensity variations can be a reflection of the inherently noisy image accusation of PET, or PVEs [46].