Sentence examples for a reflection of men from inspiring English sources

So I don't think it's so much a matter of production as it is a reflection of men moving on with their lives.

Muller and Bocquet's cover is something of an uncovering for Kiki: for although the drawing is a reflection of Man Ray's portrait, this version has her head free of the turban, and her profile clearer than the original.

My Falstaff is a reflection of the men in this woman's life, how they've treated her over the years; men that have been laughing with her one moment, then grabbed her by the throat the next.

Baseball managers are usually a reflection of the men who managed them.

But the relationship between cinema and society is symbiotic; to some extent, the arrogant Bollywood hero is, say both women, simply a reflection of Indian men at large.

To a significant degree, that's a reflection of limitations men almost inevitably develop in a culture that measures us by the ability to project strength and confidence, hide what we're feeling (including from ourselves), and define who we are above all by our external accomplishments and our capacity to prevail over others.

He describes the News of the World as "a reflection of the man who presides over that empire" – which is a way to describe the conduct of those who worked for Nixon too.

Like Alma, Clare is partly a reflection of the man who created her.

If I were to say anything about Yotam's ludicrously long ingredient lists, I'd say this: they are a reflection of the man.

"If you've looked at his cars, and the car is a reflection of the man, then you'd have to say that he's got an inescapable attention to detail On top of that he's original.

One of the owners is Thierry Puzelat, one of the Loire valley's best-known natural winemakers, and the winningly funky look and atmosphere is a reflection of the man and his winemaking style.