Sentence examples for a powerful reflection of from inspiring English sources

It was a powerful reflection of her deep pockets.

As a powerful reflection of the changes taking place in the Middle East media landscape, the interview was being carried out by al-Jazeera, which has offices in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

This latest corruption scandal is a powerful reflection of the larger failings afflicting India today: rampant cronyism, poor governance, and the absence of accountability.

And those who care more than anything else about the perennial quest to transform the world into a powerful reflection of that which is sacred cannot afford to allow even a moment of doubt or fear to overshadow their soul.

Plasma levels of NT-proBNP may be influenced by renal dysfunction, but remain a powerful reflection of cardiac status.

The movie leaves us with a powerful reflection: every action we make has a consequence.

Aside from her powerful reflections of a campaign and cause gone awry, there is that tidbit of advice about placing politicians on pedestals, which is an extension of our culture of celebrity worship and all the expectations and human frailties accompanying it.

Jim McBride's "David Holzman's Diary" (Amazon) was one of the great metafictions of the late sixties (as well as one of the most powerful reflections of the Vietnam War in daily life, plus a New York City time capsule); William Greaves's  "Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One" (the Criterion Channel), another epochal metafiction, was nearly lost to history.

Excessive, poorly designed outdoor lighting wastes electricity, imperils human health and safety, disturbs natural habitats, and, increasingly, deprives many of us of a direct relationship with the nighttime sky, which throughout human history has been a powerful source of reflection, inspiration, discovery, and plain old jaw-dropping wonder.

This year's presidential election in Chile marks not only the return to leftist policies, but also stands as a powerful symbol of reflection on the 17-year dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet.

The fact that leaders from smaller, weaker governments are more likely to find themselves facing an arrest warrant than the leaders of the most powerful governments is a reflection of the disparity in power and wealth that's so profound in the world".