Sentence examples for sharp reflections from inspiring English sources

Avoiding a ponderous cultural-studies tone, Svenvold offers sharp reflections on the cult of the outlaw and the charms of hucksterism, while staying keenly attuned to the wonderful strangeness of a culture that could transform a corpse into a celebrity.

Even as these firms have gotten bigger and bigger over the years, they are still very sharp reflections of their founders, and these guys are all now mostly in their 60s, closing in on 70, and are thinking a lot about their legacies having created what seem to be real lasting institutions at this point.

Like those other Sixties practitioners of what became known as New Journalism - Norman Mailer, Tom Wolfe and Gore Vidal - Didion made her name not so much through her novels, but for her sharp reflections on the state of America and her personal confessions.

The frustrated character of the sPS α″ phase structure thus accounts for both the very detailed sharp reflections and for the diffuse components of the diffraction pattern.

In XRD curves, the intensity of sharp reflections at low angle increased with increase of fluorinated mesogenic units in the polymers' systems, indicating that the longer spacer and the fluorophobic effect of fluorinated mesogenic units could lead to a significant stabilization and even to modifications of smectic mesophases.

Four-Eyed Dragon spoke highly of the "hilarious" monkey animations, "sharp reflections and cool water effects".

Two sharp reflection dips are found at 1486 nm and 1562.7 nm with measured reflectance of 10.7% and 4.6%, respectively.

Asked whether she is a moralist, she replies: "It is not for me to say, but theatre is a mirror, a sharp reflection of society.

It is a strangely amoral response from the woman who once reportedly said: "Theatre is a mirror, a sharp reflection of society.

This blood-spattered novel of brutality and decadence pushes political satire to its limits but is a sharp reflection on the corruption and authoritarianism of Putin's Russia.

It is a glowing and flickering palette, full of deep shadow and sharp reflection, diffusion through frosted glass and submergence in menacing subterranean darkness — and Soderbergh enjoys opposing it to the cold and steady light of science.