Sentence examples for began to be reflected from inspiring English sources

This ambivalence began to be reflected in the amounts companies were willing to pay for so-called brand-enhancing advertising.

The revolution experienced by modern physics began to be reflected in the 12th edition (1922) of the Encyclopædia Britannica with Sir James Jeans's article "Relativity".

Proconsular imperium began to be reflected in the imperial titulary, and official documents started calling the emperor dominus noster ("our master").

From this time, his radical views on constitutional and international affairs began to be reflected more obviously in his economic analysis.

That shift began to be reflected in literature in the later decades of the twentieth century, with the emergence of the genre now known as cli-fi — short for climate fiction, and formed by analogy to "sci-fi".

In the conflict between papacy and empire, Contarini and his successors remained neutral (despite the complaints of Pope Gregory VII), while safeguarding Venetian economic interests in the Adriatic when the conflict began to be reflected on the Dalmatian coast.

There has also been an increase in awareness, which is beginning to be reflected in inclusive stories, around mental illness.

Conservative MPs were hoping the local elections would show economic recovery was beginning to be reflected in the ballot box.

"I think this is a historic moment in the political sense where diversity begins to be reflected at the polls".

But until such a slowdown begins to be reflected in the figures, bonds are in for more pain, Mr. McTeague added.

The new power of communication, according to an archaeologist, Dr. Richard Klein, made possible the advanced behaviors that begin to be reflected in the archaeological record of the period.