Sentence examples for attempts to reflect from inspiring English sources

It was seven years in preparation, cost $506,000, & attempts to reflect African tribal life.

This broad comedy from Joseph Gordon-Levitt (making his writer-director debut, and starring) is about porn addiction and attempts to reflect some reality.

The film, he said, attempts "to reflect a very complex debate about torture that is still going on" and shows brutal treatment producing both true and false information.

These two productions' current experimenting with a lengthy, regularly interrupted night of theatre, though partly driven by respect for the dramatists' attempts to reflect the passage of time, may be intended to reassert a difference between the art forms.

Rather than aligning itself with either "how things were" or "how things could have been", the novel measures the difference between the two, and by so doing attempts to reflect a kind of experiential (rather than historical or journalistic) truth.

This goes some way to explaining why so few new design jewels have emerged, although the shortcomings of the current postboxes, phone booths and most other flops are down to bad design, rather than doomed attempts to reflect the confusion of modern life.

Rather than just being divided into rich and poor, the text attempts to reflects the more complex world of today, where the bulk of emissions originate in developing countries.

This non-linear behaviour is what equations (2), (3) and (4) attempt to reflect. Figure 11 Collection of soiling measurements using reflectance.

Many are no longer displays of self-congratulation but something closer to journalism: an attempt to reflect student reality.

In an attempt to reflect the theatrical nature of the work it is exhibiting, the Tate has chosen to curate the work into three "acts".

Unlike the Paper Mill production of 1998, the Roundabout "Follies" doesn't attempt to reflect the original but instead reinvents the show in a minor, more naturalistic key.