Sentence examples for reflection of which from inspiring English sources

Hague prosecutors say it is a reflection of which side carried out the biggest war crimes.

There are many example of how technology is being used to create more engaging and emotional connections with learning materials - a great reflection of which is gaming in education.

Causal selection, on all views, is a reflection of which alternatives are in question.

I distinguished three basic HLIs (identification, socialization and creation) and two meta HLIs (practice and reflection), of which reflection represents higher-order thinking of type 2 as it is seen in dual process theory of cognition.

And they ask questions that indicate they've been trying to follow, not ones that indicate that they are actually on Facebook (the blue and white reflection of which I can see on your eyeglasses, American students who are telling me they are NOT on Facebook during lectures of vital importance).

As such, orientation – in my mind, at least – can sometimes feel like the web of systems for which you are most closely associated with, rather than a precise, black-and-white reflection of which genders you want to be intimate with (side note: "intimacy" doesn't always mean "sex").

That would mean self-reflection, of which he is incapable".

Implicit in the narrative approach is the idea of self-reflection, of which there is often precious little in medicine.

Second, society may be seen as citizen science, reflections of which are crowdsourcing, Wikipedia, and other novelties from recent times.

But his main claim to fame for posterity remains by far his Critical Reflections, of which Voltaire wrote in 1738 that it was "the most useful book ever written on these topics in every country of Europe".

Contemplative gratification includes experiences such as dreaming and fantasy, aesthetic appreciation and intellectual reflection, all of which offer rewards (Warde and Martens 2000, 186).