Sentence examples for corps reflects from inspiring English sources

The former military officials emphasize that unless the officer corps reflects the racial makeup of the forces as a whole, it won't be perceived as legitimate by enlisted men and women.

Often such specialized units receive the moniker of corps d'elite, reflecting their unique purpose, traditions, and past achievements in combat.

Best of all is the pairing of Magritte's painting of a mirror that reflects nothing but the words "corps humain" on its surface with Bruce Nauman's gigantic wax ear.

"We want to build an officer corps," said Dave Vetter, the Naval Academy dean of admissions, that "reflects the military services of which we are a part".

But rights advocates say that Mr. Tissainayagam's sentence reflects the plight of Sri Lanka's embattled press corps.

In "VB48," Beecroft uses an all-black corps of women to reflect the presence of other strangers in Genoa that she identifies with, like the African sex workers that populate the city.

This reflects not just stubbornness but confidence in his control of Yemen's air force and elite army corps that have benefited from anti-terrorist training and equipment supplied by Western donors.

Some of that development reflects either a calculated gamble or general confusion over federal estimates of areas with higher flood risk, based on maps produced by the corps that are in the process of being revised.

Lisa Schwarzbaum reflects.

He said he did not believe that the corps' approval of the project reflected special treatment because of his ties to Senator Inhofe.

Based on our own observations in the field, we interpret this pattern to imply that CORPs' reports of community supportiveness reflect a measure of honesty among program staff, with answers of "very supportive" probably being exaggerated in most cases (Table 2).