Sentence examples for are not a true reflection of from inspiring English sources

When the figures are released, the government is expected to argue they are not a true reflection of poverty and should be changed.

Carolyn Huxley, the school's headteacher, said the trip would be an opportunity to "show the children that the views of extremists are not a true reflection of the Islam religion".

In a statement Kat Smith, the chair of the governors at Lostwithiel school, said: "The visit to the mosque will provide an insight for pupils into the nature of British Islam, help them understand how Islam is presented in the media and that groups like Isis are not a true reflection of the Islam followed by the vast majority of Muslims in Britain".

"These first two matches of the Six Nations are not a true reflection of this squad at all.

Groupon may be the figurehead of the daily deal, but they are not a true reflection of the market as a whole.

Alternatively, since animal studies are not a true reflection of the disease process in AD in humans, the disease in humans may be too advanced or too widespread at the symptomatic phase to be amenable to meaningful clinical effect.

The statistics that exist were not a true reflection of what was going on, she said.

"To be 2 0 down is not a true reflection of where we think we are," said O'Connell.

It is not a true reflection of general opinion although it is easily mistaken for just that.

The criticism levelled at Stuart Lancaster and his players over the previous two weeks was not a true reflection of their worth.

While not picking up a point, the 3-1 scoreline against Chile was not a true reflection of the match and the Socceroos dominated the first half against Holland.