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refract

[ri-frakt] / rɪˈfrækt /


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He highlighted Liatoshynsky’s text painting in the first song, “Reeds,” with strings that rustled like paper and then refracted like shards of light.

From New York Times

As "On Nixon's Madness" author Dr. Zachary Jonathan Jacobson explained to Salon, both Nixon and Trump were men whose mental illnesses reflected and refracted the pervasive political impulses of their time.

From Salon

She’s written a nonfiction manuscript at last — a autobiographical book, refracted through her relationships — but has set it aside for the time being.

From New York Times

“A Song Everlasting” reveals the difficulty of refracting recent Chinese history through fictions about lone individuals.

From New York Times

By day they let sunshine filter in, and by night they refract the headlights and taillights of passing cars into kaleidoscopic patterns of red and white.

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