Sentence examples for a view reflected by from inspiring English sources

It's a view reflected by a growing number of museums and galleries.

"How can you rebuild a country where people can't even feed themselves?" Many Yemenis complain they have not benefited much from international aid, a view reflected by the human rights minister, Hooria Mashoor.

There can be no mistaking the seriousness of the allegation: gouging is considered to be one of the union code's deadliest sins, a view reflected by the recommended punishments laid down by World Rugby, the supreme governing body.

The conventional view, reflected by the IFS, is that the risks are on the downside.

There is a difference between components of blueprinting and differentiation of other service processes because blueprinting encompasses customer actions and customer views reflected by the service process.

The Australian higher command also claimed a major triumph, a view later reflected by Graham who believed that the Viet Cong had "got a thrashing".

This view reflected the opinion, held by both men, that the executive branch should run foreign policy, to a great extent unimpeded by Congress.

This definition of efficacy may be seen as controversial given that cervical ripening is often regarded as a distinctly different process from induction of labour. 1 This view is reflected by the fact that cervical changes measured by the Bishop score are often the main measure of efficacy in included randomised trials.

And I think this view is reflected by the people in both by-election constituencies who have come up and told me, "Isn't it wonderful that these politicians actually trust us to make a decision".

This view was reflected by Zeppieri et al. [17] based on their investigation of MSR over BaRhxZr(1−x O3 catalyst (5 wt.% Rh).

This view was reflected by the fact that few of the GPs had ever seen a case of NTD.