I do believe we're better than results say, but good teams get results from somewhere," reflected Swansea manager Garry Monk.
German romanticism seems far from Richter's art, but like much else, it's in there somewhere, reflected, removed, distanced.
Bennett has achieved the age and milestones that make most men sit back on a beach somewhere and reflect, maybe pen a ghost-written autobiography.
Dr. Eric S. Lander, a genome expert at the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge, Mass., admits that, because research on the human genome has just begun, he cannot deliver a definitive, knockout punch to those who would argue that significant racial differences must be reflected somewhere in human DNA and will be found once researchers get serious about looking for them.
In the transitional region, a secondary explosion generates a high overpressure somewhere between the reflected shock wave and the end wall.
By analyzing the code of the unit test cases of the different systems, we observed that the test development style, in general, differs from one system to another (which is reflected somewhere in Table 1).
For instance, make sure that all the Forms 1099 you've gotten for dividend, interest and other investment receipts are reflected somewhere on your tax return, usually on Schedule B. IRS computers have gotten better at matching the copy of the 1099 sent to the agency with your return, and noting any omissions on your return.
"If there was somewhere even stinkier," he reflected.
Listening to "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams," "When You Wish Upon a Star" (sung slowly and softly) and "We'll Meet Again," which promises an ultimate reunion someday, somewhere (the hereafter?), I reflected on how comforting these songs must have been in an era before self-gratification became the cultural default attitude.
Her next piece should be set somewhere else, she reflects.
When a man of 50 marries a girl of 15 he is bound to have trouble, Claudius sagely reflects somewhere.
