Sentence examples for centre reflected from inspiring English sources

Baghdad, situated near the geographic centre, reflected within itself the division between the predominantly Shīʿite south and the largely Sunnite north.

The research and teaching developed by staff at the centre reflected John's wide interests across histories of science, technology and medicine, their integrated study, and their relations to other fields and to contemporary issues.

Those views tended by left of centre, reflecting that most - though not all - of the leading columnists and contributors were drawn from the left too.

The old centre of the city is essentially a cobweb, with the palace grounds at its centre, reflecting the defensive arrangement of the castle town.

The 62% popular support which Vladimir Putin enjoys according to the Levada Centre reflects not only that ancient geographical sense of insecurity Russians feel; not just the unshakeable love Russians feel for their country.

It gave The Economist's articles front-page billing on April 27th and packed some seven further pages with excerpts and related articles.More revealing, however, was the more awkward and equivocal reaction of newspapers closer to the centre, reflecting the reluctance of many commentators and interest groups to incur Mr Berlusconi's wrath, in the expectation that he will win.

Aspects located closer to the circle's centre reflect higher frequencies compared with those placed nearer to the outside.

Each hexagon was assumed to cover 80 square kilometres, approximating the area served by one health centre reflecting a circular area with a radius of 5 km [ 23].

Colorectal cancer is the second commonest tumour to be evaluated at the Wesley PET centre, reflecting the high prevalence of this disease.

Similarly, the collection of consecutive patients in each centre reflects a distribution of active and inactive patients in line with what is observed in everyday clinical practice.

Whilst local people played a key role in providing resources (materials and labour) for the building and maintenance of the health centre, reflecting their utilitarian value, capacity building was limited, evidenced by their struggles to maintain and repair the facility.