They are a reflection of the character of the people and the times we live in.
The Copenhagen Business School, the largest in Scandinavia, has a strong reputation for its social and sustainable business courses, at least in part a reflection of the character of Danish society, according to Daniel Hjorth, a professor at the school.
But in the subdued, calculating way Mr. Gergiev conducts it, the motif seems not a signal to listeners of Hunding's arrival but a reflection of the character's thoughts, as the suspicious Hunding wonders what is going on.
In a reflection of the character's personality, the production crew added props such as bottles of alcohol, chips, crushed soda cans, garbage, and 14 air fresheners to the vehicle.
Pleasantness is a curious thing to aim for in a pageant like the opening ceremony, but Boyle's choice is as much a strategic decision as it is a reflection of the British character, which dictates that one must always be slightly embarrassed about making a fuss.
From its small-scale story the aging head doorman at a grand hotel can no longer lift heavy luggage, is demoted to men's-room attendant, and can't bear the humiliation Murnau reconstructs an entire city, while making its every detail a reflection of the humble character's inner life.
This could be a reflection of the amplification-based character of activation of caspases and caspase related functions (Bratton et al, 2000).
The memoir reveals that Lanzmann's masterpiece is both a reflection of the filmmaker's distinctive character and a product of its place and time.
The following are selected quotes from his 400-page book, "America — What a Life!" I think that that the difference in the choice of alcoholic drinks is a reflection of the difference in national character and depth of emotions.
It's not showy, or particularly important; it is merely a reflection of the urbane universe to which Michael Frayn characters tend to belong.
