Sentence examples for reflections little from inspiring English sources

Paintings like Gabriël Metsu's portrait of a wealthy wife seated at the window and Hendrick Sorgh's "A Kitchen" show where Vermeer got his inspiration in terms of lighting (shadows, reflections, little ripples of shimmer here and there), framing (rectangles) and subject (women in domestic situations).

The working day without ethics reflection provides little opportunity for so-called double loop learning; this may partially explain why ethics reflection is considered "profitable" and significant.

On reflection, very little.

Kind but, on reflection, a little patronising.

He's had a quiet series but that's really a reflection of little England have needed to turn to him.

Reflection has little to do with where we step, when we eat, or how we move from home to work.

The Kolb model has been criticized for not applying to all situations, for paying insufficient attention to the process of reflection, taking little account of cultural-based learning differences, and the relationship of learning processes to knowledge[ 17].

The fact that this study was conducted prior to students' preparation for exams may have accounted for the lower performance in Year 2 and could be a reflection of little or no engagement with the learnt content.

Indeed, the high degree of conservancy found between the salivary transcripts of P. perniciosus from Spain and Italy may be a reflection of little evolutionary pressure from the host immune response on the analyzed salivary proteins in contrast with previous observations of maxadilan.

Don't come to conclusions prematurely, without reflection ("chicken little syndrome").

(He's been writing explicit old-man reflections for a little while now; his album "This Old Road," from 2005, contained a song called "Thank You for a Life" that seemed like a preparation for disappearance).