Sentence examples for always a reflection of from inspiring English sources

Ms. McCartney's collections are always a reflection of self.

"Well, camps are always a reflection of the fighter," Steward said.

In general it affirms that art is always a reflection of the environment that produces it.

They were also a reminder that Internet virality is not always a reflection of our most shallow selves.

Computer conversations are always a reflection of the people who tune in, so the Well has a particular style.

Here's one myth of school debunked: Harsh discipline is not always a reflection of the students in a particular school.

The New Yorker's advertisements have always been a reflection of the times.

"In our society that is changing, and our military has always been a reflection of the society as a whole".

If jazz history tells us anything, it is that the music, until the last decade or so, has always been a reflection of its time.

Throughout the book, Widow Lake shimmers with changeable symbolism -- sometimes as Annie's haven from worldly problems, sometimes as an unfathomably dangerous place -- but always offering a reflection of each story's psychological undercurrents.

(The New York Times reported this April that American officials had said Bo Guagua came to the ambassador's residence in a Ferrari. ) Ms. Livingston, one of two Huntsman daughters at the dinner, said in her role as family spokeswoman, "My dad's version of the story has always been a reflection of what we told him".