Sentence examples for reflections so from inspiring English sources

Writing in a journal gives you an opportunity to reflect inwardly and to keep a record of those reflections so that you can notice important recurring themes.

We propose that future studies focus on the specific areas and sequential methods during reflections, so that a set of guidelines can be developed and utilized for reflective learning in community service done in medical school, for the benefit of medical students.

It's a little bit curved and creates little reflections, so you look through a window and you actually feel the glass — things look different — and there's a reinterpretation of reality.

Radar systems illuminate the target with radio waves and then look for reflections, so absorbing incoming radiation, or deflecting it in a totally different direction, can shrink an aircraft's radar signature dramatically.

When the light is right, it is nearly impossible to tell which lines are stems and which reflections, so the surface of the picture is scribbled over with little mathematical puzzles and irregular geometric forms.

When ballparks are designed today, computer calculations identify troublesome reflections so that changes can be made in the structure or the configuration of speakers, said Mr. Marsh, who has recently worked on retractable-roof stadiums built for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Seattle Mariners and Milwaukee Brewers.

The fibre bundle has a holder to position itself at 45° to the skin surface to avoid the specular (mirror) reflection so that only the diffuse reflected light, which has gone into the tissue and sampled the tumour, was collected.

The style allows minimal commentary or reflection, so the episodes must speak for themselves.

Brady hews to the Patriots' philosophy of eschewing reflection, so he floated above the Jets-induced fray this week.

He placed the camera behind the reflection so that it could look directly into their faces as they played.

Though surprising when it appears, Mr Vann's ending is, on reflection, so obvious as to make the reader wonder why he never saw it coming.