Sentence examples for manage to reflect from inspiring English sources
The performers were dressed in matching black vintage jackets with sleeves shortened, revealing a reflective spandex undergarment– that doesn't quite manage to reflect much of anything – to which motion sensors were attached.
The covers, collectively, also manage to reflect trends in art in the second half of the 20th century.
He says: "It manages to reflect much of the politics of that time.
This book holds a mirror up to identity itself and in beautifully crafted image after image, manages to reflect its ever shifting.
Inside the retailing industry, they earned the nickname "lifestyle brands" because they managed to reflect their customers attitude and taste, overriding concerns about price.
"I am interested in the world around me although I generally write about the domestic, so it's more the Jane Austen model of managing to reflect her times without having too much on the Napoleonic wars".
She manages to reflect on the tension between the selves we perform and the selves we feel we are — "affected" is a favorite alternative to "said" — without getting mired in commentary.
Spit over the beat for "N*ggas in Paris" from Kanye West and Jay-Z's Watch the Throne album, Bey's message touches on the violence (structural and otherwise) that comprises many people's everyday while he, arguably, manages to reflect the people better than Jay and 'Ye did on the original.
Referred patients were managed to reflect the care provided in the PROFET trial with OT home visit followed by geriatrician review and subsequent referral as indicated [ 24].
All subjects were born at the original VRC facility and raised in relatively stable social groups that were managed to reflect the natural social composition of vervet groups in the wild.
But justice still manages to shine through, reflected in the residents of Timbuktu who, in real life, never fell in line with the extremists and who rejoiced when the French and Malian militaries pushed the militants out.
