Sentence examples for reflection that all from inspiring English sources

Because all analytic propositions are both a priori and necessary, most philosophers have assumed without much reflection that all necessary propositions are a priori.

This was, however, not a general reflection that all SCAs were more potent at the bovine ortholog, as propiolic acid (compound 14) and angelic acid (compound 21), although displaying modest efficacy, were both more potent at hFFA2 than bFFA2 (Fig. 3 E, F).

The mind is a reflection that all our feelings, thoughts, memories and opinions are based on our relationships.

With the reflection that all the world's a stage, he leads her off to the coach.

Barack Obama will visit the city on Thursday for a ritual of mourning and reflection that has become all too familiar to him in his eight years in office – this being the 15th time he has had to address the dark subject of mass shootings.

Others have tried to respond to the counterexamples by distinguishing features of the Dutch Strategy argument for Reflection that do not involve dismissing all diachronic Dutch Book arguments.

Another reflection is that all HDACis have been tested without having a "rea" molecular biomarker of response.

On reflection, that column was too narrow.

The first report on the "New Lights" of the British metropolis, published in 1690, noted in euphoric tones that they produced "such a mutual reflection, that they all seem to be but one great Solar-Light".

Instead, Kurzweil compares his theory with the physical structure of the brain, hurling a huge amount of neuroanatomy at the reader, and asserting, without a lot of reflection, that it all fits his theory.

Thus, the nano-diffraction pattern of Fig. 6a contains all reflections that are allowed to appear in the existing crystal symmetry of the spinel structure but the occupation of lattice sites with atoms must differ locally.