Sentence examples similar to reflective correspondence from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stevenson closed her concert with Frederic Rzewski's monumental "De Profundis" (1991), an idiosyncratically theatrical setting of Oscar Wilde's painfully reflective, angry prison correspondence.

Fifty healthy volunteers (23 ± 3 years of age) were recruited and randomly divided into two groups: one group (M, n = 26) had two reflective markers manually placed in correspondence of vertebra prominens (VP) and of sacrum point (SP) at the beginning of intergluteal cleft, while the other group (NM, n = 24) was assessed without markers.

Rather than indicating a lack of evidence for local adaptation, we suspect that the weak correspondence between methods is likely reflective of biological factors.

In order to improve the accuracy of the machine, as suggested by the manufacturer for the dynamic and average analysis modalities, we manually put two reflective markers on the subject's back: the first one was placed in correspondence of the "vertebra prominens" (VP), and the second one in correspondence of the sacrum point (SP) at the beginning of the intergluteal cleft.

Answer correspondence.

Reflective, perhaps.

OK.QUESTION: Reflective.

He isn't reflective.

Is Dad reflective?

Then, a reflective pause.

Tells about subsequent correspondence.