This may reflect poor construct operationalisation or be a true reflection of the adolescent experience.
"I think the game will not be a true reflection of what we are because we played Thursday night".
There is a widespread belief in mental health that where a person lives can be a true reflection of their wellbeing.
The mirror, so significantly placed between the couple, is an image of what this painting claims to be: a true reflection.
One may think his answer was mere youthful confidence, but it was later demonstrated to be a true reflection of his character.
We wanted a default, an outcome that would be a true reflection of the terrible extent to which we were dispirited by the choices.
"Serbia will be a true reflection of the intelligence, capabilities and integrity of these people, who can amass huge merit," he said.
Leanne Wood, leader of Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru, said the debates "should be a true reflection of the choice facing people in all corners of the UK at the general election".
Leader Leanne Wood said the debates "should be a true reflection of the choice facing people in all corners of the UK at the general election".
When simulating a scintigraphic procedure, the amounts of radioactivity should be a true reflection of the activity concentrations reached in clinical situations.
More often than not, changes in the operation of the process mean the offline determined parameters may no longer be a true reflection of the process and need to be re-determined.
