Sentence examples for when reflected from inspiring English sources

nationalgeographic journeys.com Eye say The glare of the sun is magnified when reflected off snow.

Every night, the prodigious refineries to the south produce a festival of lights, really rather pretty when reflected in the river.

The original images of these anamorphic works could only be seen when reflected onto curved surfaces, such as cylindrical polished metal.

Many of us are surprised by our size when reflected in the mirror or a store window -- it's like thinking that a recording of your own voice sounds off.

June 23 , 1775Paris, France February 23 , 1812Paris, France Étienne-Louis Malus, (born June 23 , 1775 Paris died Feb. 23, 1812, Paris) French physicist who discovered that light, when reflected, becomes partially plane polarized; i.e., its rays vibrate in the same plane.

Just as Ms. Willis was trying to explain how the 11-foot showcases would look many times taller when reflected, a construction worker -- yellow magnetic ruler in hand, gold rings in ear -- interrupted to ask if it would be possible to see up women's skirts.

But it is striking to hear Ibrahimovic's awe when reflecting on Barcelona.

When reflecting on his appearance against South Africa – one of three caps – he considers it as such.

That attitude also explains why Westwood offers a typically deft answer when reflecting on his previous Ryder Cup experiences.

Although Mathews was known foremost for his power hitting, he emphasized his competitive drive when reflecting on his career.

Tremain's narrator uses this Act as a metaphor when reflecting on his reunion with a favourite mistress.