Sentence examples for desire to reflect from inspiring English sources
At least this risk aversion is driven by an admirable desire to reflect all views and sections of society.
The desire to reflect the will of voters also helps explain why caucus members defend the White House.
Mr. Szok traces the art form to a desire to reflect Latin music styles and an idealized life.
Brotto doesn't want the disorder of low desire to reflect primarily male standards of normality; she doesn't want to pathologize women for what may be perfectly ordinary.
With funding for public art often coming from lottery grants there is also an increased desire to reflect public opinion in design and subject choice.
The 28 signatories to the letter, who also include Sara Maitland, Helen Macdonald and Ruth Padel, say their concern is "not just a romantic desire to reflect the rosy memories of our own childhoods onto today's youngsters".
God is thought of as incomprehensible and beyond substance; yet God desired to reflect the divine image in one set of creatures and chose humans for this.
She regarded this attempt as difficult, since it involved the confrontation of her past problems, however Kills desired to reflect them in the songs' lyrics as she felt they had defined her personality.
(These equations can be modified as desired to reflect for example new quantitive findings as these emerge or to explore the role of TGF-β1 in abnormal wound healing).
Adjust the variables, if desired, to reflect a different interest rate or payment amount.
