Sentence examples for mostly reflective of from inspiring English sources

"Confidence is mostly reflective of fundamentals," said Eric Sims, a professor of economics at the University of Notre Dame.

Pitchfork, the taste-making music Web site, organized the three-day event, and Mr. Caramanica found the lineup, with 45 acts, like Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti and Zola Jesus, to be mostly reflective of the site's ethos.

These observations suggest that the properties of the Shelf region are mostly reflective of the nidopallium at large.

The number of patients who responded to the questionnaire is relatively small, mostly reflective of the death of subjects who were accrued in earlier years prior to the current study with the cough questionnaire.

In a world where appearances are currency, it is worth noting that the not-quite-finished office, designed by Michael Smith, President Obama's decorator and one of Ms. Russell's best friends, presented mostly reflective surfaces.

A lightly swinging version of Ray Noble's "Touch of Your Lips" was the most exuberant number in a mostly reflective evening.

Mr. Blumberg, who has a strong, steady voice, maintained a mostly reflective attitude leafing through a retrospective musical scrapbook that begins in Houston and ends in Provincetown, Mass., and includes some harrowing descriptions of the lover's physical deterioration.

They move us to action, whether those actions are mostly reflective or not.

Popular culture has largely been reflective of this shift, too.

Of the 855 tumors, 76 were identified as normal breast-like, and since this tumor classification is reflective of mostly normal breast tissue [ 19], these tumors/samples were excluded from further analyses, leaving a dataset of 779 tumors.

We report fewer patients with LVH and mostly with preserved cardiac function, which may be reflective of a younger and more ethnically diverse study population.