Sentence examples for had always reflected from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Toy Manufacturers of America, which sponsors Toy Fair, said children's play had always reflected society, and thus the increase in technology in toys was a mirror of the rest of life.

The point of "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture," as Venturi said at the beginning of the book, was to argue that until the modernist revolution architecture had always reflected the gray of real esthetic experience, not the black and white of idealized perfection that modernism had so often sought -- and that it was time to go back.

Self-portraits have always reflected self-esteem.

America's immigration laws have always reflected its prejudices.

Premier League shirts have always reflected the globalisation of football.

"The degree of judicial punishment has always reflected that difference".

New York's image of itself has always reflected this.

The designer's collections have always reflected youthful innocence with an underbelly of darkness.

"THE toy industry has always reflected adult culture," says Chris Byrne, an American toy-industry consultant.

THE very biggest companies in America have always reflected the nature of the American economy itself.

I love the way the ice has always reflected contemporary concerns, culture and perceptions".