Sentence examples for most closely reflected from inspiring English sources

Among the entrees, pan-roasted scallops and Pekin duck most closely reflected this same finesse.

In 1793 he published a German translation of Edmund Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France; thereafter, Burke, the great English conservative, remained for Gentz the master whose ideas most closely reflected his own and whose style he admired and imitated.

Three statements were read to the respondents, who had to select that one which most closely reflected his (or her) own conviction: 1. God created all forms of life directly, as described in the Bible (creationism, CR);   2.

Most thought that the house should then choose the president, since it most closely reflected the will of the people.

Thus, habitat quality may be most closely reflected by a compound estimate of fitness of individuals as e.g. habitat-specific population growth rate [16, but see 17].

NEFA was the parameter that most closely reflected the body condition losses while these losses were not seen in glucose and fructosamine levels.

And if there's a psychological type that most closely reflects Baptist teaching it's perfectionism.

Which of the following numbers most closely reflects the percentage of elected officials who are African-American?

Of the four strategies in our framework, this is the one that most closely reflects the traditional wisdom that companies should stay out of politics.

None of these orientation experiences is inherently better than the others; the prospect will pick the company whose entry program most closely reflects her own values and preferences.

"After reviewing thousands of pages of evidence, I voted for the conclusions that most closely reflect the facts in the report," Snowe said in a written statement.