Window is a transparent invitation into Penney's life, but also a window into your own; it's a spell cast to make the world a little more self-reflective, something to help people see the similarities they share behind the superficial differences.
Many of the guest posts have reflected something of being a Cardiffian – from amusing posts on learning the Cardiff lingo, to reflective views on city centre characters.
I go out and see what strikes me as beautiful, interesting, memorable, but most of all reflective of something else".
"It is a real sensation and can be very distressing," he said, "but it is usually not reflective of something dangerous.
Noah Stephenson, a Democrat from Salt Lake City, says it is "reflective of something we all, regardless of partisan affiliation, hope for – a better future for our kids" while the Huffington Post asks: "See if you can get through it without tearing up a little".
It can be reflective or something of the like.
For example, the price premium metric assumes that there is little difference in cost and quality across brands; thus, the cost difference must be reflective of something greater than the inputs needed to make a cigarette.
The ambiguity is then the practical problem of adopting different points of view, something that reflective participants in self-critical practices must already be able to do by virtue of their competence.
To say that these things are good and bad only in a derivative sense, that their value is merely parasitic on or reflective of the value of something else, is one thing; to deny that they are good or bad in any respectable sense is quite another.
It's a good idea to promote something that is recent, updated, and hopefully reflective of things happening currently.
