Sentence examples for some reflections in from inspiring English sources

There are some reflections in the literature on the educational impact of new technologies and two-way interaction between cultures; however, there has not been much systematic investigation into the dialectic of culture and new technologies.

On one understanding, descended from the work of G. E. L. Owen and developed more fully by Jonathan Barnes and especially Terence Irwin, the endoxa are a compilation of views held by various people with some form or other of standing: "the views of fairly reflective people after some reflection", in Irwin's phrase.

"He's got to demonstrate some reflection in his words".

Ms. Korshunova's death has caused some reflection in an industry long seen as superficial.

It may come as a surprise that these two doyens of Detroit are catering to the green market, but their current focus finds some reflection in their pasts.

That's eliciting some reflection in Silicon Valley, which has always advocated a laissez faire approach to information.

Once you became aware it was the 100th episode, was there some reflection in the writers' room? .

Nonetheless, dietary n-3/n-6 ratio has been shown to influence mRNA levels of the glucose transporter GLUT4 in Atlantic salmon muscle, with some reflection in plasma glucose [ 38].

The first ten are brooding and layered with dissonant strings, while tracks 11 through 16 tap into the musical style inspired by the Caribbean, North Africa, and their diasporas before returning to some harsher reflections in the last few tracks.

In particular, it offers some reflections on how actorhood in new institutionalism, action in actor-network theory and subjectification in the Foucauldian tradition may be placed in a productive dialogue.

I see some reflections of myself in Marc.