Sentence examples for feels reflective of from inspiring English sources

The cracked, gentle sincerity of "Care" feels reflective of the Internet: extreme tenderness that serves as an admission of frailty, exaltation as a charm against depression.

The result is a piece of filmmaking that feels reflective and multi-faceted, although he is also simultaneously imposing his own narrative on top of this — by arguing that the West's geopolitical dealings with radical Islam have been hypocritical and disastrous for everyone involved except for those with extremist views.

Fortunately, we all share impulses of benevolence, and feel reflective affections that esteem those impulses as overriding all others.

For all the beauty of its melodies, its predecessor felt reflective and resigned.

In the glow of Bangla City's continental supermarket sign, I felt reflective.

Their reunion made her feel reflective.

(In this way, the house feels most reflective of its prior occupant: streamlined not for beauty but for earning).

"I wanted to connect to people but in a way that felt more reflective of who I was".

Last week, Macklemore made headlines for performing in a fake black wig, beard and hooked nose, a look many felt was reflective of a stereotypical Jewish caricature.

And I went back and read the original draft, and I actually realized there was a kind of innocence about that that felt more reflective of how they must have experienced it in the 1920s because this language didn't exist then.

You're The Worst fits into a TV landscape where shows such as Master of None, Love and Broad City have shown us that you can portray sex and relationships in a way that, unlike the romcoms of the last fifteen years, feels modern and reflective of what dating is like in the real world.