Sentence examples for become a reflection of from inspiring English sources

For a long time, Senate seats have increasingly become a reflection of a state's presidential inclinations.

If critical decisions become a reflection of private interests, what countervailing forces will balance these decisions?

Auburn has become a reflection of the modern, feminized economy: a combination of university, service and government jobs.

In this high-tech, freewheeling world of diverse lifestyles and entertainment options, sports have become a reflection of fans flipping away at home to their heart's content.

The trouble is that finding something funny is so subjective that your choices become a reflection of your character and intelligence, and this is made worse by the fact that live comedy is such a broad church.

Basketball has "become a reflection of the culture," Stern said that afternoon.

So the sleeve becomes a reflection of that.

"My dancing became a reflection of my soul's experience, not just my personality".

Many volumes are prayer books or rabbinic commentaries, but seen here the collection becomes a reflection of almost doctrinal bibliophilia.

One problem, though, is that if the audience is the measure of all things, then art becomes a reflection of sociology and dissecting audience tastes becomes the art.

I think we lost sight of the case as a murder trial – it became a reflection of deep-seated issues in our country.