Sentence examples for reflection still from inspiring English sources

With a change of pace that comes as a surprise and on reflection still seems a little odd, the entirety of the Pacific's third hour takes place in Melbourne.

My reflection still didn't match up with my internal image of myself, and every time I ate, I felt like a failure for not doing more to make it right. .

While a single piece may be impressive in isolation — rehearsed in a glossy magazine or nestled in the review pages — the book-length selection takes us out of the safety of those shallows and asks whether a writer's reflections still rise beyond the threshold of banality when repeated over several hundred pages.

We conclude that the late diagenetic overprint follows primary depositional bedding and therefore seismic reflections still image the depositional architecture of the carbonate platform.

By considering a typical RIR, intuitively, we know that the information of current frame will remain in its reflections in the future, especially in its early reflections part where the reflections still have considerable amount of energy.

In actual computations, nonetheless, numerical reflection will still occur due to discretization and mesh truncation, depending on the thickness of the PML domains and absorption coefficients used.

It was a just reflection, but still it is being done.

On reflection, I still think these reactions are overwrought, but I don't necessarily dispute the substance behind them.

In one photograph journalists noted that the watch had been airbrushed out, although its reflection could still be seen on the highly polished table where he was seated.

However, further increasing the etching depth results in the reduction of PL intensity although the surface reflection is still reduced, which can be ascribed to the strong surface recombination of carriers.

So Arcesilaus enlarges on his account in the second response: there is space for rationality and responsibility on this view, in the production of the impressions or thoughts motivating us when we act — we can act in accordance with what strikes us as the reasonable thing to do upon reflection, but still refrain from assent, i.e., refrain from forming the belief that this is the right thing to do.