Sentence examples for Kind reflected from inspiring English sources

Yet Atwood sees her kind reflected everywhere – from Gilgamesh to The Beast With Five Fingers – and works hard on their behalf: advocate, analyst and always, writer.

"Research suggests that the substantial racial disparities of the kind reflected in the... [survey] data are not explained by more frequent or more serious misbehavior by students of color," the administration wrote in its letter to school officials.

The relations of the first kind reflect the fact that they come from Lie brackets.

More worrying is that policies of this kind reflect a general lack of understanding and appreciation of wildlife".

Locus-specific reproductive barriers of this kind reflect associations between sex and incompatibility factors and between sex and marker loci (last section of Results and Appendix E).

Dupré (1993, 28) argues that promiscuous realism about natural kinds reflects our classificatory practices within the context of both common sense and particular sciences.

The work evolved; as we were looking at songs, Todd and I realized that all the songs kind of reflected this struggle.

And I think, now, that I've kind of reflected on it, that's what a great science-fiction movie needs.

So it kind of reflects what you just said.

"I was kind of reflecting on my days on Broadway," he said in a recent interview.

"It just kind of reflects the times," Mr. Maulawizada said, referring to the grim economy and pop-culture references.