Sentence examples for very reflections from inspiring English sources

Yet incompatibilists reply that (ironically) these very reflections reveal apriori something that should not be apriori (Brown 1995, Boghossian 1997).

But the problem with Mr. Kristol's advice is that Mr. McCain's campaign is the very reflection of who he is and who he has been for the last 26 years.

My social media profile reflects a very polarised reflection of my life, generally highlighting only the very good or very bad.

A pine tree, for example, produces a large number of very faint reflections from its small, densely packed needles.

In addition, it can be shown that, from moderately high directivity values, these waveguide-based structures support weakly confined modes that favor impedance matching, resulting in very low reflections.

The driving design goal for COS is to maximize throughput at a moderate spectral resolution of >20,000 using optics with very few reflections and detectors with high quantum efficiency in two bandpass channels: FUV (1150 1775 Å) and NUV (1750 3200 Å).

Intimacy, for example, was defined as the time delay between the direct arrival of the sound from the stage and that of the very first reflections, which have presumably bounced off protruding side balconies.

"While airlines or hotels are comfortable price discriminating, restaurants are often very personal reflections of a chef or restaurateur so they are not.

No specific ZrO2 phase is assignable to samples synthesized at 500 °C in PO and RED conditions due to very broad reflections.

This address to the Revolution Society in commemoration of the events of 1688 partly prompted Burke to compose his very famous Reflections on the Revolution in France, and on the Proceedings in Certain Societies in London Relative to that Event (1790).

Like many Americans, I was deeply moved by President Obama's very personal reflections on Trayvon Martin and race in America.