Sentence examples for be a real reflection from inspiring English sources

The finding that married people had significantly more suicide attempts in this study after adjusting for confounders might be a real reflection of the stressful life situation in LMICs for people who are married, independent of age and gender.

"I think it is a real reflection on him that he uses words like that," the mayor said.

Addie was a real reflection of a teenage girl in this type of situation, and I really enjoyed the heart warming style Lauren gave.

But I couldn't have been more wrong: pretty much all 90 of us signed up, which is a real reflection of the willingness of my classmates to learn about themselves.

Religious types, noting the ubiquity (though not everyone is religious, all human societies have religions), argue that this proves religion is a real reflection of the underlying nature of things.

In your article Robert Christgau says of Andrew Sarris, "He was pretty full of himself, although I'm not clear to what extent that was a real reflection of his character or just his manner".

Cook said in London the market had been cooling for several months "and is a real reflection of stretched affordability in the capital which has now translated into slowing house price growth which we expect to continue.

"He was pretty full of himself, although I'm not clear to what extent that was a real reflection of his character or just his manner," said Robert Christgau, the longtime rock critic for The Voice, who left the paper in 2006.

"I think the draw is a result that is a real reflection of what happened here.

According to natural evolution theory, then, the decrease in divorce risk is a real reflection of the change of marriage stability over time.

If you seemed hilarious on the phone, but on the date you are all awkward and serious, that's not a real reflection of who you are.