Sentence examples for dearth of reflection from inspiring English sources
Perhaps access on the ground meant pulling some punches, but the dearth of reflection, or time beyond the frame, also seemed a function of the film's diary structure.
There's a dearth of reflection, a deficit of introspection, and that's not just a generational thing and not just a regional thing, as some of her fans and other observers have begun to assert, unprepared to surrender their image of Paula the Southern Eccentric to the reality of Paula the Deep-Fried Boor.
Allan Peterkin, a physician and the author of "One Thousand Beards: A Cultural History of Facial Hair," said the dearth of bearded ballplayers was a reflection of cultural standards throughout the 20th century.
Or maybe reflection of dearth of viable GOP potentials.
There was no study from Africa; a reflection of the dearth of studies from the region.
This rapid career progression might be a reflection of the dearth of professionals trained in epidemiology and biostatistics in Africa placing high demands on masters graduates.
The dearth of British romantic comedies is also a reflection of the expanding nature of the domestic film industry.
That is an apotheosis deserving of reflection.
Despite this obvious discrepancy, the dearth of diversity among Oscar nominations is merely a reflection of the bigger issue: the studio system.
The depth and precision the Heat displayed in their third-quarter run was a perverse reflection of the Pacers' sloppy play and dearth of bench contributors.
