Sentence examples for be seen to reflect from inspiring English sources

In this, Montaigne can be seen to reflect a characteristically Renaissance concern with gesture and deportment.

As Conservative MP Mark Field has said, "a welcoming approach to international students can clearly be seen to reflect British public opinion, rather to challenge it".

She proceeded to show that much of Eliot's poetry can, in fact, be seen to reflect his life".T.S. Eliot: An Imperfect Life" brings the two earlier books together in one volume.

Calvin Tomkins wrote: Gehry wants his buildings to be accessible and unexpected and provocative, on the inside as well as on the outside, and to the degree that they are all these things, they can be seen to reflect their creator.

If I am a Wall Street banker or lobbyist, or a politician who might be interested in doing their bidding, what that says to me is there will be a time and a place to scotch the rules, just not now, when circumventing the process could be seen to reflect the administration's lack of political will to rein in the banks.

Others have also argued that national policies oriented towards children can be seen to reflect a country's past, present and future perspectives on children and childhood (Vergara del Solar 2014).

This was seen to reflect growing moderation in a group that is struggling to re-establish its diminished credibility.

This is understandable; M&S is seen to reflect middle-age style, so it is tempting to impose a younger look on a new range.

How come power has such charisma for some people that its loss means the collapse of that person's world?" Havel's work has regularly featured characters that are seen to reflect the author's own personality and opinions.

The vibration mode shape contour plots of the plates are seen to reflect clear influences of the fiber shapes.

In the final analysis, naturalness and nonaction are seen to reflect the function of the nameless and formless Dao.