At a news conference shortly after the demonstrations, a leading American economist, Dr. Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University, called the protests "a reflection of the utter confusion" within the administration about AIDS-related programs.
Some dismissed it as a "sick joke," others lamented that the placement of an art dealer at the head of one of the most important contemporary art museums in America is a reflection of the utter collapse between the museum and the market, and some are open to the idea.
A delayed complex reflection may be uttered as one or more sentences remote from the patient's statement.
Second, America's urban policy agenda shifted to private market-driven notions in place of government-sponsored programs, and the corporate agenda ended in utter failure without the slightest public reflection.
The disgusting level of corporate greed that U.S airlines have implemented in their policies--and that reveals utter disrespect toward their customers--is no reflection on hard-working flight attendants who are stuck with carrying them out.
Upon reflection, however, we may realize that in uttering (5) I actually attribute an intentional feeling state to myself which in turn attributes a physical disturbance to my hand.
His speakers may fashion an imaginary figure to whom they utter their lyric outburst, or, conversely, they may lapse into reflection in the midst of an address to a listener.
Mixed in with controversial statements recently uttered by the likes of Michael Caine and Charlotte Rampling, it's a bleak reflection of views likely to be all too common amongst Academy members.
We use the term "delayed reflection" as opposed to "direct reflection" to distinguish between reflections that are uttered by the counselor in direct connection to something stated by the patient.
The centenary ought to be, for those inclined, a time of sombre reflection upon the evils – and in the case of the ill-named "great war", utter pointlessness – of armed conflict.
