Sentence examples for too much reflected from inspiring English sources

Among animals living in brightly lit habitats, too much reflected light could have undesirable effects on vision.

"With a team this young and inexperienced you couldn't ask for too much," reflected Alberto Dalla Palma in Corriere dello Sport.

It might, if one wants to be a little critical, have sometimes too much reflected the caution, conservatism and fear of radicalism that pervades Scottish society.

There's too much reflected light.

There's just too much reflected light from the earth.

"It wasn't a complete disaster and it wasn't a bad time, but I just let the pressure get to me a little bit too much," reflected Adlington.

In just-about-right (JAR) scaling and ideal scaling, attribute delta (i.e., "Too Little" or "Too Much") reflects a subject's dissatisfaction level for an attribute relative to their hypothetical ideal.

You will reflect on the fact that too much reflection is pointless.

Throughout the movie, there was simply too much light reflected onto the screen for Gordon Willis's extraordinary cinematography to work as well as it does in a darkened theatre or even at home, on a TV screen.

Understandably, no one wants to spend too much time reflecting on the accident.

People power Too much spending reflects the needs of the providers, not the users of services.