Sentence examples for keenly reflected from inspiring English sources
Chevrolet has keenly reflected the national mood.
The means of achieving such increased choice is perhaps most keenly reflected in the government document Creating a patient-led NHS: Delivering the NHS Improvement Plan [ 57].
One of the things I felt most keenly while reflecting on David Bowie's death – and the two artists are often mentioned in the same breath – was the gradual realisation that Bowie's androgyny and lyrical sensitivities were in many ways superficial.
The vague theory was that these earliest interpretations on paper reflected more keenly the "intentions" of the photographer when the shutter was released.
Shown right into their heads, we understand the tight familial lines of devotion, duty and disgust that both draw them together and keep them apart (in two cases, geographically, reflecting keenly the Irish diaspora of the late 20th century).
"Between Two Worlds," one of the most potent pieces, dates from 1939 and reflects how keenly connected Kuniyoshi was to international events.
Keenly aware of this history, Dr. Carmona argued internally that he would lose power if his reports reflected political concerns, not scientific ones.
Those changes were reflected at the recent Eighth Annual Forbes CFO Conference, where the talk focused on the elevated role of the CFO in the C-suite and boardrooms of American business and the responsibility, felt more keenly than ever before, to ensure the accuracy of financial statements.
Impending changes in education, work and politics -- all reflecting Western approaches -- have young people keenly aware that their homeland is in transition.
The New Nordic ethos of changing menus to reflect the seasonal local landscape is evident at a number of keenly priced restaurants in the area, many of which have opened in the past year.
Reflecting on senses when in her presence: seeing her, Nancy was elegant-conservative; speaking with her, Nancy was keenly attentive; listening to her, Nancy was gently persuasive.
