Sentence examples for often reinforced from inspiring English sources

Examples are often reinforced with descriptions of recent scientific experiments and developments.

And this impression was often reinforced by a face-to-face visit.

The story seemed incredible, yet repeated observations often reinforced Thaxter's claims.

These economic changes are themselves often reinforced by social ones: educated men now tend to marry educated women.

Structural colours are often reinforced by the presence of biochromes and are altered or destroyed by crushing, grinding, or compression.

With the exception of its exemplary Bauhaus architecture, the city's atmosphere is grey and drab, often reinforced by the curtness of its residents.

Whether meditative, wistful, acidic or just plain noisy, they dance as the past would have them dance, often reinforced by hurdy-gurdy bass notes.

Holiday preparations, not surprisingly, often reinforce labels.

The western media often reinforce this impression, as Polly Toynbee's recent remark about burkas demonstrates.

You can clearly get the joke, and it often reinforces stereotypes (the golf-obsessed husband).

These trends are unfolding in tandem and often reinforce each other.