Sentence examples for fitting reflection of from inspiring English sources
In its common sense, clarity and accessibility, it is a fitting reflection of Franklin's sly pragmatism.
A fitting reflection of the difference between Americans' heortophobia and Europe's near blanket shutdown every summer.Ben Yielding Brussels* Letter appears online only.
He had reason to rejoice, of course, and yet, in the image, he wears a flat, uneasy expression — a fitting reflection of a moment that opens an uncertain new chapter.
The Washington Post said Obama's bumpy landing in China was "a fitting reflection of how the relationship between these two world powers has become frayed and fraught with frustration".
But it is a particularly fitting reflection of the sense of helplessness that confronts one of China's best-known bloggers as she tries to chronicle life in Tibet amid a continued yearlong crackdown on dissent.
Detective chief inspector Andy Robbins of Kent police, who led the £4m operation to catch the gang, described the sentences as a "fitting reflection of the systematic and relentless intimidation of individuals and their employers, carried out by a small group of criminals".
It is a fitting reflection in a novel that movingly shows how the forces of love and hope inevitably bind families together, and how each human life emerges "out of the ashes of so many" who have gone before.
But such slick, award-winning cinema isn't about nuance, it's just self-serving moral ambiguity – and in this sense it is a fitting cultural reflection of actual US policy in the Middle East.
Collins's "colourful life", argues Lycett, "is a fitting and most engaging reflection of the complexities of the Victorian age he inhabited".
Though Miller had long griped about the commercialization and corporatization of skiing, his tenure at this plutocrats' playground was, in addition to a ski-bum fairy tale, a fitting and somewhat bittersweet reflection of the one-per-centing of the sport.
The time to develop a decent policy of immigration--a fitting instrument for our foreign policy and a true reflection of the ideals we stand for, at home and abroad--is now".
