Sentence examples for a living reflection from inspiring English sources
They were there as "a living reflection, a constant commentary on the present day".
The Foundation's work today is a living tribute to and reflection of Hays' unwavering commitment to helping improve the lives of the less fortunate among us.
Perhaps the onward march of CNN, Fox and news round the clock in our own living rooms eventually made some of his reflections from a living room near Central Park seem out of time.
Then the man who plays Jesus for a living turns back to his imperfect reflection.
The reflection acquires noteworthy value in these processes: ″It became a living problem rather than just a cold book″ (P p 551) "individual and socially-mediated reflection are complementary and both are important for helping students learn to reflect" (P11 P115).
It is a living organic whole, and its wholeness is the best possible (though very imperfect) reflection on the space-time level of the living unity in diversity of the world of forms in Intellect.
Despite its role as a living document, the Constitution -- like Huckleberry Finn -- is in many ways a reflection of its time.
He described the posters as "a hard-hitting reflection of reality as it is experienced by millions of British people struggling to earn a living outside the Westminster bubble".
And whose job are they after?" Mr Farage said the posters were "a hard-hitting reflection of reality as it is experienced by millions of British people struggling to earn a living outside the Westminster bubble".
