Sentence examples for important reflection from inspiring English sources
"Ownership of a purebred dog was an important reflection of one's social standing," Mr. Secord said.
Still, the initial-quality report is an important reflection of how well new cars and trucks live up to customer expectations.
The documentary was also an important reflection of the work of WikiLeaks, without whom there would have been no Incident in New Baghdad.
Caryn James's apparent thesis in her essay "To Get the Best View of Television, Try Using a Wider Lens" [Oct. 1], is that television is worthy because it is an important reflection of our society.
MAASTRICHT, NETHERLANDS — The art market says more about the real mood among the actors of the world economy than opinion polls, and the European Fine Art Fair is its most important reflection.
An indirect but important reflection of partisan attitudes to change is visible in the higher percentage of Republicans, 58 percent, who believe in creationism – defined in this survey as the belief that God created human beings in their present form within the last 10,000 years – than Democrats, 41 percent, and independents, 39 percent.
However, these numbers do provoke two important reflections.
Several important reflections and conclusions have been made.
Other important reflections arising from the interactions in the European Policy Workshop pertained to the nature of SynBio as a science.
Other important reflections of character include motivation and drive; initiative; high standards for one's self and others; the capability for independent action; likeability and empathy; and especially, evident balance in the candidate's overall personal and professional life.
Some other important reflections such as 110, 102 and 101 which were obtained in the case of use of zinc acetate (Fig. 8 shown later) may be noticed to be missing in Fig. 5.
