Sentence examples for in reflected a from inspiring English sources

The BBC met Christopher Rawlins on Fire Island to find out how the gay community and the homes they lived in reflected a changing culture in 1960s America.

He said that after years of sales from speculators to speculators, new buyers were coming in, reflecting a mix of racial and ethnic groups and jobs.

Today's televised swearing-in reflected a change in venue that Obama urged to stress the independence of the court system.

But like the forthright approach, easing in reflects a narrow and binary framing that typically remains frozen throughout the process.

In reflecting a wide range of lives, children's books have come a very long way in the last fifty years.

Also, compared with either of Correlation Coefficients and Standardized Euclidean Distances, the WSM gives a somewhat better performance in reflecting a change of dynamical structures.

By the way it is parametrised, the RCM is very specific in reflecting a certain type of environment.

As TheStreet.com reported on Friday, "Though the report was modest in reflecting a flat month for hiring, the subtle loss is buoying positive sentiment among investors".

But the break-in also reflected a disregard for consequences.

The increase in petroleum reflected a rise in volume.

For the most part, the fall in trade reflected a drop in demand.