Sentence examples for a real reflection from inspiring English sources

"But usually neither the old ones nor the new form a real reflection of the reality".

We are currently at a real reflection point in the world.

"I think it is a real reflection on him that he uses words like that," the mayor said.

Addie was a real reflection of a teenage girl in this type of situation, and I really enjoyed the heart warming style Lauren gave.

But I couldn't have been more wrong: pretty much all 90 of us signed up, which is a real reflection of the willingness of my classmates to learn about themselves.

Religious types, noting the ubiquity (though not everyone is religious, all human societies have religions), argue that this proves religion is a real reflection of the underlying nature of things.

What he does is take an original idea, subvert it, mix it with other references, and out of that comes a more real reflection of how people dress.

Republicans may critique the "identity politics" that puts the spotlight on different groups but after millennia of straight white male dominance, it is truly heartwarming to see a very real reflection of America in the seats, on the stage, and in positions of power.

There will be broad-ranging representation at this Convention which will afford all participants a time for real reflection as to the direction that the European Union must take in the immediate years ahead.

Helena Kennedy QC It was fantastic to see the Popemobile passing through – it was a wonderful scene of people coming together and an opportunity for real reflection.

Instead of the great clashing of cosmic forces that characterizes the ending of "Moby-Dick," the climax of "A Whale Hunt" is, as it should be, a more muted and real reflection of our contemporary situation.