Sentence examples for as a direct reflection of from inspiring English sources

The quietness of an automobile's ride is usually viewed as a direct reflection of its quality.

Our culture views the number of hours worked as a direct reflection of your importance and success.

Under such a situation, the annual tree rings vary in width as a direct reflection of the moisture supplied.

Said further sharpened the political edge of this narrative by showing how such ideas could be seen as a direct reflection of European racism and imperialism.

"I think that Jason brings so much to the Nets, but other guys have emerged as a direct reflection of what he means to that club.

Ḥāfeẓ's frequent references to behaviour that includes indulgence in wine drinking and flirtation with young cupbearers are sometimes taken as a direct reflection of his participation in the conviviality of the court of Shīrāz.

While science is often viewed as being a direct reflection of our surroundings, it is actually an abstracted version: a transformation.

The maximum efficiency of PSII photochemistry, measured as Fv/Fm, is an direct reflection of the PSII activity, and environmental stresses are associated with decreased Fv/Fm ratio [52].

In the powerhouse N.F.C., the Giants, the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers are held in higher regard as Super Bowl contenders, a direct reflection of the Falcons' postseason foibles.

It does so largely by doing what some disreputable Hitchcock biographical books have done: It reads him through his work, as if his movies were a direct reflection of his mind, soul and deepest, darkest desires.

But, as Jaramillo says, engagement is a direct reflection of how committed employees are to the organization, so its importance can't be overstated.