Sentence examples for be an appropriate reflection from inspiring English sources

The statement was remarkable for its clarity, and yet journalists, politicians, and the public immediately began to debate the intention behind it, as if the words themselves could not be counted on to be an appropriate reflection of it.

It was an appropriate reflection of Liverpool's performance.

And finally there is Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs, the body vested by parliament with draconian powers that are an appropriate reflection of the fundamental significance of paying tax to state and society.

At the start of this term, we made the decision that hosting the author Meg Rosoff to talk about her latest book, There Is No Dog, and subtitled What If God Were A Teenage Boy?, was not an appropriate reflection of our ethos".

A synthetic effluent wastewater matrix was designed to be a kinetically appropriate reflection of a real sample while containing the antibiotic erythromycin at sufficiently high concentration for the microbiological assay.

In addition, two calibrations were given as exponential priors on nodal ages, which appear to represent an appropriate reflection of paleontological uncertainty [ 35, 96, 97].

This is not really an appropriate reflection of the modern U.K. (though admittadly it may well be diffrent in other school's/cities) So I wish the BHA every bit of luck as having religion anywhere near school is simply wrong in this day and age.

Memorial Day always is an appropriate moment for serious reflection.

There is no denying that the death of any individual--human or nonhuman is an appropriate cause for remorse, reflection and compassion.

They consider them an appropriate reflection of Kurdish women's experience in Rojava, and notably in Kobani.

And the call of the ram's horn is an appropriate time for such much-needed reflection.