Sentence examples for genuine reflections from inspiring English sources

Both of these refusals were more than mere token rejections of the baubles of privilege – they were genuine reflections of the modest ambitions of an over-modest man.

This must be a genuine reflection of the work involved.

But neighborhoods, Mr. Kolko said, are a more genuine reflection of where people want to live.

A hybrid of the two though a genuine reflection of Mr Cameron's own views has failed to.

Simon McKay, Sgt Nightingale's solicitor, said the appeal against conviction would be made on the grounds that his guilty plea was not a genuine reflection of criminal culpability.

"What you're seeing on the stage of a nonprofit theater should be a genuine reflection of America," Mr. Kushner said.

Musharraf's brand of Islam is forgiving, and accepting of the world, a genuine reflection of South Asian Islam in its more enlightened age.

The most skilled use this freedom to manufacture a unique, intimate product for a specific audience that is also a genuine reflection of the comic's persona and artistic sensibility.

I have never felt so welcomed and valued within an academic role, and while I have only been in the role for a relatively short amount of time, I believe it's a genuine reflection of the institution.

Perhaps with time elite success might become a genuine reflection of fecund good health below, of public interest and participation, gains that don't remain within the machine but are open for all to see.

To my mind, it doesn't really matter whether this is a genuine reflection of the life of a quaint English village or not, as long as the writing is convincingly done and the characters are sufficiently nuanced.