Sentence examples for reflects affection from inspiring English sources

A reliable biochemical marker that reflects affection of the maternal brain during preeclampsia could be useful in clinical work when a decision about whether to deliver or not has to be taken.

As reflected affections, sentiments are closely connected to judgments.

So, reflected affections, or sentiments, are both the source of our moral judgments and their objects.

And what our reflected affections take as their objects are the affections of creatures like us who are capable of reflecting on their affections ("Inquiry" 174).

But whereas reflected affections are themselves the object of the reflected affections of moral judgment, it is "ordinary bodies, or common subjects of sense" that are the objects of aesthetic affections.

The Cathedral (1922) reflects his affection for the 19th-century English novelist Anthony Trollope.

This, sadly, turned out to be wishful thinking – all Barratt said was that he would like to write with Fielding again – but the eagerness with which the story took off reflects the affection in which the Boosh is still held.

The color is a sign of sorrow and reflects intermediate affection.

In the Suddeutscher Zeitung, Jonas's tribute reflected the affection in which Wernicke had come to be held as "this gentle giant of the theatre".

The question, particularly following the booing of the prime minister, Jacob Zuma, at Mandela's memorial ceremony, is the degree to which these attachments reflect personal affection for Mandela as opposed to political affiliation to the ANC.

A spokesman for Buckingham Palace said, "The funeral will contain the usual elements of a Royal funeral, and in particular elements to reflect the affection with which the Princess was held". It is expected that members of both families would visit the Chapel Royal to see the light wood coffin, but no details were being announced.