Sentence examples for far from reflecting from inspiring English sources

Haaretz quoted him telling Israeli diplomats that the reports of a cease-fire were "far from reflecting reality".

After all, Schenker's methods, far from reflecting "total independence," reflect the predilections of a particular musical style.

These figures, conventionally allowing $1 for name, prestige of Time, come far from reflecting actual prosperity of Luce, his enterprises.

But these varieties of Islamic style, far from reflecting a humanistic vision, suggest a world governed by the rigors of the intellect and the strictures of law.

When the issue came up again, in 2007, a group of French scholars signed a letter of protest: Far from reflecting diversity, such statistics would oversimplify it.

The prices charged by companies are far from reflecting the total impact that the manufacture and consumption of their products have upon human life.

Most of us understand that our perceptual systems, far from passively reflecting the world around us, actively sort, select, distort, ignore, and alter a huge amount of information in order to construct reality as we experience it.

The New York Times had an article in its Circuits section on how "Black Friday Calls for a Strategy Session," but the overall coverage was far from frantic, reflecting grim economic realities.

But historically it does not always work like this and George Osborne's decision to use his speech to stress that recovery is far from over reflects a sense that too much good news could be helpful to Labour.

Mr. Christopher, who is helping to guide the recount strategy for Mr. Gore in Florida, was at home in California but Gore officials said his comments in a television interview today, in which he said that the election was "far from over," reflected Mr. Gore's thinking.

The size of its mirror 25 square metres, as against Hubble's 4.5 and the location of its orbit far from the reflected light of Earth will allow it to study some of the earliest (and therefore faintest) events in the universe, including the formation of the first galaxies.