Sentence examples for reflective picture from inspiring English sources

Ms Tuckett said the revised classification offered greater consistency, leading to a more reflective picture of the state of the bathing water.

Its pages were expertly calligraphed, embellished with gold leaf, and decorated with… My local Blockbuster was a curvy mass of floor-length windows and reflective metal siding — picture the squat, commercial creation of a lesser Frank Gehry — which seemed to… This summer, Der Spiegel ran several stories revealing the extent of the N.S.A.'s large-scale monitoring of European communications.

My local Blockbuster was a curvy mass of floor-length windows and reflective metal siding — picture the squat, commercial creation of a lesser Frank Gehry — which seemed to have been dropped by a distracted urban planner into the middle of a parking lot in Laurel, Maryland.

By Ben Mauk November 8, 2013 My local Blockbuster was a curvy mass of floor-length windows and reflective metal siding — picture the squat, commercial creation of a lesser Frank Gehry — which seemed to have been dropped by a distracted urban planner into the middle of a parking lot in Laurel, Maryland.

Glue small caps with the tops facing outwards onto the walls and put pictures or reflective material inside of them for pictures and mirrors.

"It's really reflective of a bigger picture: of the loneliness of the tennis player on the change of ends.

Twenty-one studies reported participant withdrawals from the study, relating to people offered telehealth only, however only eight studies reported participant refusal rates, therefore levels reported in this review may not be reflective of the whole picture, owing to the small sample.

Seductive, reflective or goofy, the pictures look informal enough to have been taken from life, though each face comes from gay pornography of the 1970's and early 80's.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in an analysis of the Congressional report's summary of findings, thoughtful participation in a fishbowl discussion examining the implications of the report, and completion of reflective essay examining the "big picture" outcome of the report.

12 As variability with biochemical findings may be dependent on disease activity, criteria for Leigh syndrome should be reflective of an overall clinical picture of degeneration, mitochondrial dysfunction, and neuroimaging findings.

Consequently, it is recognised that they may be some valid and useful interventions in operation in the UK which were not identified and therefore are not included in this scoping review (as a consequence of being outside the specificity of PICO, or having not been published or formally written up), and therefore not reflective of the wider clinical picture.