Sentence examples for reflective nature from inspiring English sources

The essential, slyly reflective nature of Lichtenstein's art is made palpable.

It would have been helpful if the designers had thought a little harder about the reflective nature of the surfaces.

"I was lucky in the sense that I was never blessed with an overly reflective nature," he says.

Presenting the work in concert emphasized the reflective nature of the opera, which begins with a pair of somber, brooding, agitated choruses, giving voice first to exiled Palestinians, then to exiled Jews.

Obvious polarities -- black and white, shiny and matte, glowing and reflective, nature and culture (was the church struck by lightning or burned by Klansmen?) -- abound, but most of them play out much more interestingly in the works at P.S. 1.

While Descartes considered whether a neonate or even young children might have consciousness of this kind, in the end he rejected this hypothesis, insisting on the "reflective" nature of consciousness.

Soloway believes that it is the self-reflective nature of the app that has allowed DoGood to take off.

Things like exceeding the recommended load capacity of a pair of jeggings or the excessively self-reflective nature of the haute couture scene.

Yes, he deserves credit for his patience and planning in ridding the planet of Osama bin Laden, a national security triumph for which we should all be grateful, but the president's self-reflective nature can come across as dithering.

Your reflective, introspective and contemplative nature enables you to innovative and create.

Coated strip (galvanised, tinned)/finished stainless strip surfaces are highly reflective in nature.