Sentence examples for simply reflections from inspiring English sources

The diverse results in literature on the frequency of oscillations of RRI and SAP in the LF band and the corresponding baroreflex-related latency times can be simply reflections on the fact that there exist two distinct component: sometimes the first one can be more dominant, sometimes another one.

For her, even the pinup-style women draped across lowrider hoods, often in bathing suits of a color to match the car's paint, are simply reflections of a wider culture.

The reader is warned not to rely on these forward-looking statements without reservation, since these are simply reflections of the current situation.

It's arguable that our most vaunted celebrities are simply reflections of our values as a culture.

Clinton has said that these were simply reflections of the difficulty in getting solid intelligence in the aftermath of the attack -- the fog of war. .

They can see legislation that discriminates against others as simply reflections of "American" values and not notice the ways certain Christian beliefs, not some universal values, have shaped laws.

Self-reflection (or simply, reflection) has received numerous definitions from different sources in the literature.

The study of complementary glioblastoma survival variables allowed to confirm that the gene profiles associated with lifetime survival resulting in the enriched functional category of aging are clearly associated with cancer initiation and progression and are not a simply reflection of the natural aging process.

Two of the appeals judges said the comments were simply "candid reflections of what he had inferred from the trial" and did not demonstrate bias.

Illmatic was full of material like this, simply his reflections on the ugly, hardscrabble world around him.

"Our personal beliefs and values are often simply a reflections of the stimuli that we've been exposed to, rather than representations of well thought out positions.