Sentence examples similar to edition a reflection from inspiring English sources

Do we live in a world where nothing is new, where everything is a re-edition, a reflection or a reworking of something else?

Launched in 1989 in response to the UK multiplex boom (working title: Project Odeon), Empire in its 300th edition features contributions from Steven Spielberg, David Fincher, Danny Boyle and Edgar Wright, a reflection of the access and relationships it has built with filmmakers over 25 years.

If this special edition of Music Matters was ostensibly a reflection on the perceptions of what is essentially a minority pursuit, it was also Radio 3 mounting a defence against recent, much-maligned decisions and justifying its existence as a music broadcaster with an audience a sixth of the size of its rival Classic FM.

The 40-minute tour finishes in the shop, where I notice a limited-edition bottle costing £250 - a reflection of its rarity, not its phenomenal 'cask strength': an intoxicating 63percentnt, compared with 40percentnt for finished malts.

Revealingly – and perhaps a reflection of King's acceptance into the pantheon of American heroes – subsequent editions have dropped the word "critical" from the title.

A reflection on a window.

This is a reflection of the story.

Design is a reflection of identity.

This institution is a reflection of society.

"It is a reflection of existing problems".

"The company is a reflection of that".