Sentence examples for so reflective that from inspiring English sources

The stripe is so reflective that even at night it is bright enough to lure moths towards the spider.

Some materials are so reflective that they can't get a good angled shot on them to show the complete picture.

It's the brightest white – almost blindingly so on a sunny day like this one – and is 98 per cent silica, which makes it talcum-powder fine and so reflective that, no matter how blisteringly hot the sun, it is always cool to the touch.

As I came in, he lifted his head a little and looked at me, and his face was alert and on guard and yet so tired and so detached and so remotely reflective that it was almost impassive.

Who is this monster?" And that is so reflective of what millions of families faced, looking at these strangers who came back from the war with this rage.

The pictures should he so organically akin to the text, so reflective of its atmosphere, that they look as if they could have been done in no other way.

Schaefer remarks that this was so reflective of how Lennon talked, it just reinforced his sense that Chapman was right for the part.

And then Logan said something that would be downright laughable if it weren't so reflective of a thoroughly corrupt mindset.

But Joni sang that song and the lyrics were so reflective of her personality.

More than that, they are written with the humorous, civilised view of human or animal interaction so reflective of King-Smith himself.

It's so reflective and melancholic … Good point.