Sentence examples for much reflected in from inspiring English sources

Warren G. Harding, whose policies were generally believed to be too much reflected in the Post.

There is a surprisingly strong consensus that fee-for-service is the heart of the problem (though that's not much reflected in the politics of it yet).

The national character, if you can say one exists, and the landscape of Sweden are very much reflected in his work.

The dancers realise they need each other to do what they do, and their co-dependence is very much reflected in our work.

And he has a very sharp left-field wit, which is very much reflected in his plays - the awful humour in the darkest things".

The cries of Yangtze River boatmen, the distinctive timbre of traditional percussion, the extreme range and color of Sichuan opera singing: all are not so much reflected in his compositions as absorbed into them and recreated.

"With a team this young and inexperienced you couldn't ask for too much," reflected Alberto Dalla Palma in Corriere dello Sport.

Pinkish summer clouds aren't so much reflected as drowned in turquoise, violet, and mud-green depths.

The series, therefore, very much reflected what was happening in reality.

So much is reflected in the conventional usage that a writer sells "copies".

That much was reflected in the pre-game choreography by Korea's fans at Daejeon World Cup Stadium.