Sentence examples for actually reflected from inspiring English sources

The same is true with transmission through a clear material like glass: in this case, a little bit of the light impinging on the glass is actually reflected instead of transmitted (we've all seen faint reflections against a glass window; that's a manifestation of this effect).

Because this study was not an audit of actual practice, we cannot be sure that the self-reported changes actually reflected improved healthcare.

"But there is an argument that these films actually reflected wider concerns.

But most of the polls Mr. Trump referred to actually reflected the popular vote total within the margin of error.

Though the new zoning was promoted in the name of diversity, it actually reflected a desire for sameness.

I just didn't know it would be without me" — was one of many moments in the episode that actually reflected back on his feelings about Megan.

But there's a different now, he said: "The 50's quiz shows were a fantasy entertainment that actually reflected the difficulty of achieving universal middle-class goals.

Mr. Benedict and Christopher Morano, another prosecutor, said that their decision to withdraw the request actually reflected their confidence that the jury would return an unqualified guilty verdict.

In light of the mounting research on the "new punitiveness", an important but largely unanswered question is the extent to which a country's penal policies and punitive sentiments are actually reflected in prisoners' experiences.

TVA malaria control actually reflected a tension between two important and competing ideological threads of TVA's master ethos of integrated regional development: socio-ecological holism and techno-scientific reductionism.

The Kyoto Prize announcement cited Taruskin's writings in the 1980s for the New York Times and other newspapers and academic journals, where he argued that contemporary performances of early music actually reflected late 20th century aesthetics.