Sentence examples for are now reflecting from inspiring English sources
It is surely because politics and theatre share so many qualities that, of all the artforms that are now reflecting back to us the world that we live in, it is theatre that is most adroitly and directly addressing its politics (though of course it would be naive to suggest that any artistic gesture is entirely untinged by the political).
Many are now reflecting on those days - and what has changed.
In many cases, retail stocks are now reflecting unrealistic domestic growth expectations.
Rather than focusing on your position, you are now reflecting on your needs, interests, and values.
"It's the largest popular outpouring of hatred against a political figure in the history of England and it's interesting to see that even papers like the Daily Mirror are now reflecting popular opinion in a non-partisan manner," Bone continued.
Presti's decisions are now reflected in the maturing Thunder at a rapid rate of return.
In the same way, a health insurance mandate would pool risk and cover health care costs incurred by others that are now reflected in ever-higher insurance premiums.
The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, introduced earlier this year by leading Republicans and Democrats, would actually do many of the things that are now reflected in both party platforms.
The mood is mostly dark, though the hero also reminisces about happier times, especially in "The Linden Tree", which subsequently became a much-loved folk song.The desolate, freezing weather (at a time when continental European winters were much colder than they are now) reflects the wanderer's state of mind.
Its credit judgments are now reflected in other financial instruments, like derivatives, whose profits and losses are mixed in with those of other parts of the business.
