Sentence examples for some of the reflections from inspiring English sources

Here, we've gathered some of the reflections from musicians, DJs and producers across the globe mourning his death.

To read some of the reflections to have run in the years since its debut, you'd think it was Sega's greatest-ever achievement but reviewers of the late 1990s weren't universally impressed, with Suzuki's creation criticized for its languorous pacing; tedious legwork and menial, money-making tasks; and some of the absolute worst dialogue in video gaming history.

To read some of the reflections to have run in the years since its debut, you'd think it was Sega's greatest-ever achievement – but reviewers of the late-1990s weren't universally impressed, with Suzuki's creation criticised for its languorous pacing; tedious legwork and menial, money-making tasks; and some of the absolute worst dialogue in video gaming history.

This enables the refinement of rhombohedral obverse/reverse twins, and is also useful for pseudomerohedral twins in which some of the reflections of a minor twin domain overlap nearly perfectly with reflections of the major domain and have to be taken into account, and other reflections of the minor domain do not overlap and can be ignored.

Some of the back reflections have a specular reflection component that could originate from blood vessels, nerve fibers or the vitreal retinal interface.

"And I think that approaching the end of his term, and no doubt because of some of the other reflections that have been prompted by his health, he is probably thinking in the long-term.

Painting and sculpture recovered slowly from the ravages of the Thirty Years' War, and some of the earliest reflections of the high Baroque of Bernini are to be found in the sculpture of Matthias Rauchmiller at Trier (1675) and Legnica (Liegnitz) in Silesia (1677).

Casting a wide net and moving quickly and a little capriciously across time and national boundaries, it sets out to examine some of the artistic reflections of our machine-haunted, technology-dependent era, especially in the second half of the last century.

Some of the dipping reflections can be traced up to the top of the basement where they offset it across a series of minor to major thrust faults.

Prior theories, such as Lamarck's, relied on the inherent dynamic properties of matter, or as in some of the German reflections, on special dynamic forces, such as those building upon the Bildungstrieb theory of Johann Blumenbach (1752 1840).

Furthermore, some of the parasitic reflections [ 6] occurring at various interfaces in our experimental setup also appear in Fig. 3(c), marked with yellow dashed arrows.