Sentence examples for even a reflection from inspiring English sources

The moment is not always undisputed, or even a reflection of reality.

Though the title suggests that this is a self-referential endeavor, maybe even a reflection on his own family tragedy, Mulcahy has been reluctant to identify the album as personal.

Sometimes the sense of urgency is just a way of conveying a person's importance and power, or even a reflection of personal anxiety.

Like any other media asset you can use Keynote's inspector panel to add a border, shadow and even a reflection.

Android's share of new smartphone sales is now more than double Apple's share, a striking change from a year ago, when the two were roughly even, and a reflection of how Android phones have improved and become more broadly available.

It may even be a reflection of the out-of-control cost of health care.

Their appearance exuded much more confidence than even two years ago, a reflection of what many participants here said was a clear shift of power east, particularly to China.

Down in Camp Justice in Manhattan, the jury was dropping a verdict that was even more a reflection on Cablevision than it was on Isiah Thomas.

For example: "Including the side on which the solid is resting, how many faces would the combined object have?" Imprecise language in examinations can be even more a reflection on the examiners than on the examined.

"Not a word of empathy for the victims of the murdered journalists and even less a reflection on crime organised by the powerful," tweeted Jenaro Villamil, a reporter with the newsweekly Proceso.

Encourage your children to write letters, or even write a reflection about how they feel about the case.