Sentence examples for is perfectly reflected from inspiring English sources

We seem to live in a blame-addicted culture that is perfectly reflected in everything from reality TV to bad psychotherapy.

There is a sense, however, in which popular opinion is perfectly reflected in the court's decisions, said Sanford Levinson, a law professor at the University of Texas.

That clichéd dream is perfectly reflected in Carolyn See's Golden Days, which also follows a tradition of California phonies like Aimee Semple McPherson: it features a lunatic with followers and then nuclear apocalypse.

Thus our civilization is perfectly reflected in our advertisements, as in a clear pool of White Rock; the mark of perfect breeding is not in the care, really, about that product you use.

For example, this last observation is perfectly reflected in a claim he makes about the necessary conditions of formal causation: "The first requisite [for formal causation] is the actual existence of a form itself" (prima est actualis existentia ipsius formae: DM XV 6.3).

Using (9), this also sets ∂1b3 =0 so the inner boundary is perfectly reflecting.

We've got a pathetically shallow notion of freedom in this country, and that's perfectly reflected by this common claim that you lose it when you have kids.

As expected, the proposed regulatory role of the T-box elements appeared to be perfectly reflected by the genes under their control.

All of our measured environmental variables are abiotic, but biotic factors (e.g., herbivory, competition) undoubtedly play an important selective role and may not be perfectly reflected in our environmental PCs.

Let us further assume that the interior walls of S′ are perfectly reflecting surfaces, and that the walls of S are one way mirrors with perfectly reflecting exteriors.

At no other time in history, and perhaps never in the future, will there be a group of people whose own growth and maturation is so perfectly reflected in the principal technological and cultural advancement of the age.