Regal in comportment and meticulous in dress, he wore a slightly reflective suit and highly reflective shoes.
The paint itself is slightly reflective to make everything "higher and deeper" and to give "everything translucence," LaRosa said.
The pavers will be studded with nickel-size stainless-steel "pucks," which will be slightly reflective, but the sidewalks won't contain lights.
But most at least appeared slightly more reflective as the students spoke.
Accordingly, the participants had a slightly more reflective approach towards the research topic during the retrospective interviews than during the concurrent "think aloud" interviews.
And, linked to that, do students who receive feedback comments, (1) tailored to their reflection levels, (2) formulated as questions to lift them to slightly higher reflection levels, and (3) formulated in a positive tone, improve their reflective writing?
I do have slightly more sombre, reflective moments.
But look behind the smoke and mirrors and you will find a more reflective and slightly chastened figure, all passion spent, and perhaps less comfortable than hitherto in the world of cross and double-cross he has created around himself.
In an interview late last week, at a time when he might be expected to be as pumped up by the gathering frenzy as ever, Mr. Bush instead grew prematurely reflective and slightly teary as he mulled over what he said was the greatness of American democracy.
As THUMP found out first hand a while back Weatherall's facial hair is a full and proud thing, its slightly weathered shade appropriately reflective of the man's years of tireless creativity. .
The young Brooklynite's satiny smooth, subtly hued paintings of placid, reflective water; snaky, slightly rounded trees mottled black and white; or seashore rocks surrounded by metallic fields are not descriptions of perceptual experience -- not like the paintings of Alex Katz or Neil Welliver.
