Sentence examples for but also reflecting from inspiring English sources

Six distinctive floral and faunal associations (biogeographic realms) can be identified, conforming roughly to continental boundaries, but also reflecting the history of continental movement (plate tectonics).

She toiled with virtually the entire stadium willing her to win, a testimony to her fast-growing appeal but also reflecting the crowd's sniffiness about her opponent.

Last month the list was revised, with some dramatic changes, spurred by new economy shares but also reflecting the relative decline of famous old-economy companies.

Four years later he wrote Mountain Language: inspired by the Turkish suppression of the Kurdish language but also reflecting Pinter's concern with the restrictions on speech and thought in Thatcher's Britain.

Shopping by phone or computer has always seemed to me depressingly isolated, stripped not only of the potential for human bonding, but also reflecting our culture's distaste for pleasure and play, its distrust of the sensual.

The overall commercial vacancy rate in Newark, according to Cushman & Wakefield, which has been named the office leasing agent for One Gateway, rose nearly two percentage points in the third quarter, to 15.7percentt -- partly as a result of the F.B.I.'s move but also reflecting continuing malaise in New Jersey's overall office market.

Today's domesticated plants not only embody past human nature interactions, but also reflect social history.

The other ped checks were less dramatic, but also reflected "questionable constitutional behavior".

This approach resulted in global brand leadership, but also reflected the fundamental differences between the B2C and B2B realms.

The outdoor design conditions should not only regularly update, but also reflect the effects of climate change.

Collage and photomontage create a narrative that is deeply personal but also reflects the diverse realities of the community.