Mr. Meier's career in particular neatly reflects the historical ups and downs of the past half century.
The neighbourhood neatly reflects the symbiosis between political influence and international cash.
The play itself has an exquisite symmetry, neatly reflected in the parquet-floor patterns of Tom Rogers's excellent set.
THE White Paper on what is now modishly referred to as the "converged communications industries", published on December 12th, neatly reflects the tensions within New Labour.
O'Connor's only previous Ryder Cup experience had been the 1975 competition in Pennsylvania, but his struggles neatly reflected those of his team.
This year's Traverse programme, which mixes up plays and performance very neatly, reflects how much the definitions of new writing have changed.
Shrivenham at the time was more like an armed camp than a campus, neatly reflecting the military-academic dualism of Holmes' entire career.
Neatly reflecting the campaign itself, the battle between The Sun and the Daily Mirror for ownership of the most unhinged partisanship went to the wire, but The Sun nicked it at the death thanks to Simon Cowell.
It is no longer enough, though, as it might have been in the past, to say that the UUP's decline is neatly reflected in the ascendancy of its nemesis.
This structure neatly reflects the decentered, nonhierarchical character of Japan's wired pop culture, an explosion of mechanical toys and digital gadgets, infantilized cuteness and fantasized violence in which art, fashion, design, pornography, politics and technology indissolubly mix.
