Sentence examples for reflective for the from inspiring English sources

Americans are growing reflective for the first time, not pioneering.

At the same time, Mr. Rands creates in each piece a specific vocal character: lyrical, heroic and eager for the sun-brightened tenor; warm, delightful and amused for the soprano at night; and reflective for the bass observing eclipses.

To make results more reflective for the performance where the primary sources are speech, the sound sources consist of colored noise with a spectrum equivalent to the band importance function from the SII, which emphasizes the frequency bands most important to human understanding of speech [5].

Burnham realizes his movie might be a bit too self-reflective for the particular age group he's presenting; actual eighth graders are unlikely to flock to the film.

The reason for this phenomenon is that low microphone density cannot provide enough DPD samples to measure the entropy (Pielou's evenness index), and DPD standard deviation representing the average spread of DPDs about zero is more reflective for characteristics of the DPD distribution related to the beamforming gain.

It will be the Queen's first trip to a former concentration camp and a personal reflective visit for the monarch, with a minimum of ceremony.

More reflective spokespersons for the sciences recognise that it is self-defeating to rest their case exclusively on arguments about their disciplines' contribution to material prosperity.

The city was in a reflective mood for the annual King holiday, which underscored the racial barriers Mr Obama overcame to be elected the first African American president.

But, as Nuland reveals in some of his most reflective paragraphs, for the high-minded physicians of Vienna and Budapest this was a deeply unsettling premise, for it struck directly at the self-image of their profession.

The plant-rich design by Chris Bearshaw of woodland diversity, which features dappled shade, restful water and a rich green scheme sprinkled with pockets of colourful plantings, is designed to provide a reflective space for the families of children undergoing treatment.

Chris Beardshaw has created a rich, verdant woodland scene, sprinkled with pockets of colourful planting and a water feature to provide a reflective space for the families of children undergoing treatment.