Sentence examples for makeup reflects from inspiring English sources

My makeup reflects that: it's a modified clown face, with heavy eyeliner and a lot of colour.

Both sides agree the board's makeup reflects the electoral power of the well-organized Orthodox Jewish community.

The comet's makeup reflects that of a cloud of gas out of which the sun itself was formed more than 4.6bn years ago.

The dispute must now go to a panel known as the pretrial chamber, whose makeup reflects the supermajority structure of the tribunal — three Cambodian judges and two foreign judges.

Davidson hypothesizes that a component of a person's emotional makeup reflects the relative strength, or asymmetry, of activity between two sides of the prefrontal cortex -- the left side, which Davidson's work argues is associated with positive emotion, and the right side, where heightened activity has been associated with anxiety, depression and other mood disorders.

Its vocational makeup reflects a well-established fact: A large and growing percentage of value creation in the 21st century economy results from "knowledge work".

His stage persona – caked in makeup – reflected this, too.

Fittingly, hair and makeup reflected and respected Spurr's refined, yet wearable styles.

What if its molecular makeup reflected the state of the brain, as it aged and changed with disease?

More appealing is the All Blacks union star Sonny Boy Williams, who shuttles between the two codes, has an ethnic makeup reflecting a newly diverse New Zealand, and has had spells in the media doghouse.

Palisade's student makeup generally reflects the district as a whole, including about 50percentt Hispanic and 26percentt African-American, Mr. Angresano said.