Sentence examples for and reflected as from inspiring English sources
The restaurant of the Carlyle, I was aware, reflected an important aspect of the sensibility of the moment, and reflected as well the taste of the Erteguns.
On our most recent visit, I ate a huge platter of migas — eggs scrambled hard with bits of tortilla, onions and peppers — and reflected as I gazed at the wooden booths that the place was almost unchanged since I first visited it in the 1960s.
Even in Europe and America, there always lurks and unconsciously exits people's true mentality; once activated by the trend of the times, it will be embodied in and reflected as some political powers and forces.
Data were recorded in a designed Excel sheet (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA, USA) and reflected as the mean ± SD.
This was essentially determined by the degree of difference in the gene's expression between the two groups, and reflected as how well its expression measurements could classify the samples.
But it must anticipate and reflect, as far as it can, events, the seasonal mood, changing attitudes, shifting tastes – in short, as much as possible control the fickleness of the general public, whose only constant is its inconstancy.
Yet it is also building, and rebuilding, mills like the squat, homely ones that have seemingly always dotted the Dutch countryside, and reflect as much the nature of the country as do tulips or Gouda cheese.
Informants were asked to speak and reflect as freely as possible on the things that they felt affected their life as they grew up and interacted with others.
In general, the overall logic of the current database implementation of Energy ADE is to follow and reflect as much as possible the original one of the 3DCityDB.
In this regard conclusions of the study, aim to be critical and reflect as much as possible on the requirements that derive from UNICEF definition and purpose of evaluation as such.
Academic planning behavior (APB) may involve different tasks and skills of students - setting goals, planning activities, considering alternatives, monitoring and reflecting, as well as readjusting plans to meet progress rates [ 1, 2].
