Sentence examples for when it reflects from inspiring English sources

"The Marvel Universe is at its best when it reflects the world outside your window -- and that world looks different in 2015 than it did in 1963," Alonso told HuffPost in an earlier interview. .

"The United States, when it reflects on what happened here, has to examine its own policies, as well, and its own past".

The "authentic" subject, as Sartre will later explain in his Notebooks for an Ethics, will learn to live without an ego, whether transcendental or empirical, in the sense that the transcendental ego is superfluous and the empirical ego (of scientific psychology) is an object for consciousness when it reflects on itself in an objectifying act that he calls "accessory reflection".

"When it reflects and expresses normality, much more is at stake," Xiao added.

It is when it reflects the interests of the people and when it solves their problems.

"Art Nouveau becomes a style when it reflects the culture of an age," Mr. Greenhalgh said.

Oil sketching in the open air was already common in the 18th century, when it reflected a Newtonian belief in empirical truth and the Romantic pursuit of oneness with nature.

One of the things that drove J Maynard Keynes to distraction during the Bretton Woods negotiations – since he could never be certain when this was being deployed as a bargaining ruse or when it reflected a genuine fear of Congress – was the repeated recourse by his US counterparts to arguments based on what Congress would or would not accept.

When N1≠ N2, it reflects the existence of the time-scaling during the DA/AD conversions.

In our age of obsession with genuine feelings, with unalloyed sincerity, we take any self of self-directed humor as cynicism, when instead it reflects maturity.

In many cases, an alignment is considered biologically satisfactory when it accurately reflects the structural relationship between the given sequences.