Varghese et al. (2005) suggest that in teaching contexts, issues of access, participation and social engagement are always reflections of larger institutional and national ideologies.
The feelings that I have about the deaths that I've chosen to write about are not just MY feelings, they are the feelings of millions of other people- the celebrities we love are always reflections of ourselves, and I think that people respond to the way that I have chosen to transmit my own fandom.
In general it affirms that art is always a reflection of the environment that produces it.
"Marketing is always a reflection of societal values, and many times, for smarter marketers, is a driver of them".
"People come to Facebook to share what matters to them, so the top list is always a reflection of those moments," Sandberg told "Today" host Savannah Guthrie, discussing Facebook's most talked about topics in 2016.
For teens, trends change fast, and Snapchat's ephemeral nature means your personal brand is always a reflection of the now rather than the visual artifacts from when you aligned with a fad since passed.
"The emergence of such extremist groups such as the Salafists in Jordan is always a reflection of the anger and disappointment by the people at large with some choosing to express this by joining such groups," he said.
The end result of an exhibition is always a reflection of the current issues as well as the ideas discussed in the UAE and the Gulf.
"They serve as a reminder that this act of filtering and 'safeguarding' is always a reflection of the ideology of the organisation commissioning it," notes the gallery.
This is supported by the fact that the angular valgus alignment of the humerus with the forearm (the carrying angle) is always a reflection of the oblique angle between trochlea and humerus, and the oblique angle between ulna and olecranon [ 10].
