Sentence examples for increasingly to reflect from inspiring English sources

The Altamarea Group's projects seemed increasingly to reflect Mr. White's experience.

Perhaps, they began increasingly to reflect, a canal did make sense.

In the post-war period, editions have moved increasingly to reflect the performance conventions of Monteverdi's day.

School classrooms are increasingly designed to reflect this flawed environment.

A bitterly contentious presidential election, one that's increasingly come to reflect the battleground for America's soul, careens into the championship rounds.

As a result, the stock market as a whole increasingly fails to reflect the vibrancy and heterogeneity of the broader economy.

The show was hugely popular in the South and increasingly seemed to reflect those regional loyalties.

Yet, increasingly, people want it to reflect their concerns.

Increasingly, as he sought to reflect his experiences in a more symbolic (though no less personal) form.

The increasingly shrill words appeared to reflect a darkening sense of isolation, brought on by 10 weeks of NATO bombing, rebel advances in the east, Western leaders' recent reaffirmation of demands for Colonel Qaddafi to quit, and the fact that Russia, an old ally of Libya, joined those demands last week.

There is also the question of whether SNS will necessarily preserve a democratic ethos as they come to reflect increasingly pluralistic and international social networks.