Sentence examples for are a direct reflection from inspiring English sources

From 1960's prints to argyles, florals and stripes, the clothes these boys design are a direct reflection of what they actually wear.

Country is also a realist tradition whose songs are a direct reflection of the lives of the working people, the majority churchgoing Christians who make up its core audience.

The trays they make them in, the pans they are boiled in and the spatula used to drain them are of very large sizes, which are a direct reflection of the diameter of the kubba they are making.

More so than the UK equivalent the Brits, the Grammys are a direct reflection of what's happening on the charts, which may explain the lack of nominations so far for Lady Gaga's Artpop.

Instead, the terms on which words meaningfully combine are a direct reflection of the terms on which certain strategies for conceiving concrete situations, strategies the words serve to signal and evoke, can be successfully coordinated with one another.

As quarterback, running back, receiver combos go, the three may not quite be the equivalent of Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin the trio that led Dallas to three Super Bowl titles in the 1990s but their sales are a direct reflection on the club's brand identity.

However, whether this variable reflects the improved overall environmental conditions or is a direct reflection of adults helping children, is a matter that remains vague.

Us being 11-5 is a direct reflection of how he's handled all of this.

"It's a direct reflection that retailing is a really big opportunity in Brazil".

"We're a direct reflection of our manager, there's no doubt about it," Jason Giambi said.

That is a direct reflection on how Rodgers' supporting cast has impacted his production.