The sheer existence of "The Master" is reflective of the aesthetic expansiveness of American movies, which contain multitudes — along with, you know, garbage.
The recent announcement by North Carolina that the state will no longer pay more for teachers who hold a master's degree is reflective of how we as a nation are devaluing education.
This level was maintained one year after completing the master's degree, except for reflective practice (p < 0.05).
Stylistically, just like their more orthodox contemporaries, they often revealed the influence of Dong Qichang's systematization of painting method; but, unlike the more conservative masters, they pursued an emotional appeal reflective of their own temperaments.
The observation material thus consists of reflective memos of the first author's professional experience as an interpreter and as a medical doctor with a master's degree in public health.
Today's corporate cinema is reflective of its moment, but so are movies like "The Master," which speaks to a fundamental human yearning for meaning in a story that is specifically American.
Far from putting an academic veneer on basic journalistic skills any trainee on a regional newspaper could pick up on the job, master's courses offer students the chance to become reflective practitioners.
Their ranking is based on their expertise which is reflective of their highest educational attainment (i.e., doctorate degree, master's degree, and baccalaureate degree).
It's hard to be both this cutting and reflective in 140 characters, and this tweet displays Zomby as a master of the medium.
How does one effectively describe a geometric, snakelike shape with a human's head being walked across a reflective green ground by its sinewy, lizardy-but-kind-of-humanoid master, to which it is also attached?
