Sentence examples for a show reflects from inspiring English sources

It is a common misconception that the amount of dialogue in a show reflects the amount of "book".

The organizers included Marika Maiorova, who arranged to use the former bank building in September for a show reflecting on the events of Sept. 11, 2001; and Anna Harrah, one of those who had been participating in three weeks of protests, aimed at criticizing inequities in the financial system.

2. Explore how a new radio show reflects the emerging views and lifestyles in present-day Afghanistan by reading and discussing "On the Radio, Afghans Call Nation to a New Day".

In a promotional clip, Mr. Paige says that the show reflects "a very simple belief: that we're really, fundamentally, all the same".

Behind the fun, though, the 20-minute show reflects a sharp departure at planetariums nationally -- a shift from canned and dated presentations to ones with a thorough knowledge of current research.

The show reflects a growing, wonderfully confusing debate in the art world about the value of aesthetic pleasure.

(Empire of the Sun, the Australian electro-pop duo scheduled to close Sunday's show, reflects a version of 2014 too).

At times, the show reflects an updated comic sensibility, for better or worse.

The level of thoroughness in discussion of the show reflects an intensely devoted fanbase putting hours of labor into thinking through and critiquing players' strategy.

The level of thoroughness in discussion of the show reflects an intensely devoted fanbase putting hours of labour into thinking through and critiquing players' strategy.

As an exhibition statement says, the show "reflects on the process of discovering the Others within ourselves".