Sentence examples for Aim to reflect from inspiring English sources

Aim to reflect passion and generate empathy with the listener by using soft, gentle, and aware facial expressions.

But we know we will reach viewers far beyond Leeds, and our other programmes will aim to reflect that.

"(It's) an engaging character drama about people put under great pressure," Haug added, stressing it "doesn't aim to reflect the current geopolitical situation in a realistic way".

Bosses at the long-running soap said they chose to add the scene into the existing show, saying they aim "to reflect big news stories and events".

The results have implications for policy decisions that aim to reflect public attitudes, particularly the aspects of pineapple production that matter most to people living near pineapple plantations.

Instead of reaching up to strike a vertical mark against the sky in echo of the area's medieval belfries, the five pavilions, strung-end-to-end, aim to reflect and become one with the gravid clouds.

It aims to reflect real life.

London is a metropolis and the planned output is aimed to reflect that reality.

The study aims to reflect modern attitudes on what constitutes a proper standard of living.

This nested hierarchy was developed by Carl Linnaeus in the 18th century and aimed to reflect a divine plan for nature.

The Guardian Film Awards were conceived as an antidote to the already crowded awards calendar, aiming to reflect Guardian values in the inclusivity of the categories and reader involvement.