Sentence examples for was reflections from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of reflecting or the state of being reflected.
It is rather harder to reverse the process.The theme was reflections on the revolutions in North Africa from the point of view of one of the most successful ex-communist countries.
Bookshelf THE CENTURY THAT WAS: Reflections on the Last One Hundred Years.
His first major philosophical work was Reflections upon a Late Essay Concerning the Human Understanding (1690), in which he anticipated many later criticisms of John Locke's theory contained in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding; he did, however, agree with Locke in dismissing the doctrine of innate ideas (which asserts that humans hold their mental ideas at birth).
One thing I have recently been experimenting with is reflections.
These newspapers are reflections of democratic culture.
There's grease, there are reflections, there are exposure problems.
And sites like this are reflections of that.
Glare marks, the Frenchman said, were reflections from the lander.
The blogs are reflections of their creators.
After all, our homes really are reflections of our personalities.
His films are reflections of their time periods, and this film is a reflection of its world".
