Sentence examples for genuinely reflecting from inspiring English sources

It would be fair to say that the media cannot claim a proud history of genuinely reflecting the true diversity of the UK's population.

Alongside this, in a PR-elected upper house, a wider range of voices would be heard: forcing the government to negotiate its policy with representatives genuinely reflecting the electorate's majority view.

It's very calculated even when what he says genuinely reflects how he feels about something.

The result is an app that genuinely reflects the world we created with the theatre production.

No doubt the tears genuinely reflected his desperation to win, his sense of responsibility.

It is also best not to try to achieve an effect; a home is not a set, it needs to genuinely reflect the characters living within it.

I note also its point that a price on carbon that genuinely reflects its social costs would obviate the need for other subsidies: those for alternative energy.

SHIFT is, in a sense, a reporting project of unprecedented scale, a map that genuinely reflects the size of the territory.

They were scarcely listened to, so set up their own groups that would be more flexible and radical and genuinely reflect new musical thinking.

"It's not just ticking a box that programmes genuinely reflect back in a way that is credible and people feel satisfied with," she said.

Arcand's masterpiece depicts a fiery young actor battling church hypocrisy as he attempts to mount a modern passion play which genuinely reflects the radicalism of the Gospels.