Sentence examples for example reflected from inspiring English sources

People like Nakayama Miki, for example, reflected the confused social conditions of the late Tokugawa period.

The antihistamine cold tablet, a spectacular example, reflected the national faith in chemistry's ability to vanquish the common cold.

Mr. Kohl's hesitancy in guaranteeing Poland's western border, for example, reflected his fear of provoking the right wing of his own coalition.

Francis's devotion to the human Jesus and his desire to follow Jesus' example reflected and reinforced important developments in medieval spirituality.

He was asked at a Dec. 13 debate in Iowa about whether some of his earlier comments — that Mr. Obama "is articulate and bright and clean," for example — reflected a discomfort with the subject of race.

A recent sample of peach ice cream, for example, reflected an appealing note of slightly tart fruit, which may not be evident later, as the peach harvest winds down.

Food service, for example, reflects the changing times.

The definition of quality, for example, reflects local needs.

Most high-end audio equipment, for example, reflects clockwork connoisseurship.

The violence of British football hooligans, for example, reflects a peculiar nostalgia for war.

The paintings' overlapping transparent planes, for example, reflect Sheeler's experiments with double-exposure photographs.