Sentence examples for most accurately reflected from inspiring English sources
JESSE GREEN -- What scenes most accurately reflected your experience of what making a musical is about?
As a young adult, I thought the best woman for me was the one who most accurately reflected my own interests.
But perhaps the harsh new reality and the inveterate tenacity of social entrepreneurs was most accurately reflected in this comment: "I think 2012-13 will be harder as the full impact of cuts in local authorities take effect.
However, the first truly significant band to emerge from Bristol - and the one who most accurately reflected the multicultural make-up of a city whose black population dates back to the 18th century - were the Pop Group (two of whom left to join the aforementioned Maximum Joy).
He refused to be beaten down by the melancholy that defined his existence, and this is most accurately reflected in the movie when Harvey meets his romantic match, Joyce Brabner, played with a tart, intriguing directness by Hope Davis that's equal parts Emma Goldman and Olive Oyl -- that is, the Olive Oyl of the comics, not the screaming helpless No. 2 pencil of the cartoons.
What these findings could not show, however, was which estimation method most accurately reflected tactual, since tactual was not known.
Which of the GFR-estimating equations is the most accurate assessment of reference GFR? 2. Which GFR-estimating equation most accurately reflects change in GFR? 3. Which GFR-estimating equation, together with ACR, or ACR alone, most accurately predicts those people that have progressive loss of kidney function (CKD progression)?
Which number most accurately reflects this company's decision to invest in its operating accounts?
But Lindsey Hilsum's biography, "In Extremis," seems to most accurately reflect her spirit.
Others will pick a 12-month period that most accurately reflects the family's ability to pay.
Give bonuses to the top quintile of salespeople whose forecasts most accurately reflect true sales in a given period.
