Sentence examples for straightforward reflection from inspiring English sources

While YRs may like to wear their patriotism on their sleeves, their conservative dress sense isn't necessarily a straightforward reflection of Republican conservative values.

In the New York Times, Paul Krugman is reassuring readers that soaring commodities prices not just silver but gold, oil, copper, and cotton are a straightforward reflection of global realities:It is, as I said, a sign that we're living in a finite world, one in  which resource constraints are becoming increasingly binding.

At first glance, Mr. Laxe's debut feature, "You All Are Captains," looks to be a straightforward reflection of this experience: he appears as himself, lecturing on photographic optics and showing his young charges, all preadolescent and adolescent boys, how to operate a 16-millimeter camera.

Even if the utilitarian maximisation of benefit is thought to be ethically sound, how to implement a system based on this criterion is not ethically straightforward, and requires ethical reflection about what counts as good stewardship, and about the moral obligation to demonstrate transparency, accountability, fairness and trustworthiness in the allocation of scarce resources.

However, processing of the analogous in-house data for (1) and (3) was much less straightforward due to systematically weaker reflection intensities.

Because we work with the projector as a local illuminant, there is a straightforward way to suppress specular reflections.

In general, Polynesians' balanced approach to sensual gratification seems just another reflection of a generally straightforward approach to the world.

The questions were formulated to confront students with complex and multidimensional problems that could not be solved in a straightforward way in order to stimulate reflection [ 11, 12].

Because many of these images were made with lenses that produce peculiar blurs and reflections, even the most straightforward shots of birds perched on twigs or foraging on the ground look hallucinatory.

While this is rather straightforward in the case of geometric reflections, it becomes more challenging when dealing with diffraction and diffusion phenomena.

This was felt, ironically, to be a closer reflection of life itself, for straightforward stories are a distortion – or at least a heavy re-editing – of subjective experience.