Sentence examples for reflections generally from inspiring English sources

Wong's language is simple, earnest, and unadorned, and her reflections generally brief, to-the-point, and reflective--without the concurrent noodling of reflexive sentimentalism.

From the ground, there will be only scattered reflections, generally stronger in wooded country.

The formalism is utilized to show that polarized three-dimensional light does not exist, while an evanescent wave generated in total internal reflection generally is a genuine three-dimensional light field.

Few games provide coherent structures for externalizing and reflecting on game play; more often, such articulation and reflection generally occur outside the game, through discussion among players or participation in online forums (Gee 2007b; Squire 2005; Steinkuehler and Duncan 2008).

When parties lose elections, a period of reflection generally ensues.

Reflections are generally easy to detect, but information will be lost at reflective locations.

Since paintings are often varnished, specular reflections are generally abundant and pose a problem to every imaging setup.

It is well known that the XRD technique is limited for the crystallographic characterization of fine crystallites owing to extensive broadening of Bragg reflections and generally not very sensitive to transitions involving oxygen displacements.

For thermolysin (collected on a Cornell-SLAC pixel array detector with pixel size of 0.1 mm and beam size of 2.25 μm), where reflections are generally smaller, these values were 1 pixel and 5 σ.

An OCT scan of the mouse retina also shows that the strongest back reflections come generally from two components: the inner retina and from the outer retina, with a distinctly less reflective region in between (Fig. 3(b)).

Reflection is generally regarded positively with an assumption that reflective skills benefit both practitioners and patients.