Sentence examples for just reflection of from inspiring English sources

"I haven't got a thing to wear," does not, of course, mean that we must resort to nakedness or seclusion; it means that our wardrobes contain nothing that might match our mood or offer a just reflection of our current lives.

The poorer countries see this as a just reflection of the fact that most of the man-made greenhouses gases in the atmosphere were put there by countries such as the US and Britain, which should therefore be the first to take action.

Such preferential suppression of transgenes occurs in both genic and intergenic regions of late replication domains suggesting that suppression of transgenes is feature of the domains rather than just reflection of other characteristics such as lower gene density within late replication domains.

"I want to see shows that aren't just reflections of what's happening, but catalysts to help things happen," he said.

• I am trying to publicize what I feel will help me to govern the state.... Elected officials are really just reflections of the people that we represent.

Moreover, demonstration that population shifts cause the disease and are not just reflections of a diseased state is necessary.

Whether these mechanisms are causally related to pain, or just reflections of the chronic pain state, cannot be determined from the present study.

For example, perhaps judgments of the form "X is prior to Y in the evidentness order" are really just reflections of our mathematical training.

Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's light shows are more than just reflections of his artistic vision.

Dreams don't have to be wild fantasies -- they are just reflections of where you want to go.

Maybe these desires are just reflections of ingrained gender roles, or maybe people aren't being honest with what they really want because stepping outside of the constrictions of gender is intimidating.