Sentence examples for particularly reflect from inspiring English sources

His 88 lute songs (printed 1597 1612) particularly reflect those influences.

The C minor and A major Sonatas particularly reflect Beethoven's influence.

"You could say it doesn't particularly reflect well on me that I overlooked this in the report".

But what they particularly reflect in this exhibition are the troubled spirits of the Confucian scholar-officials who served the state and were also the country's most reknowned and skilled poets, painters and calligraphers.

Mither is defined in the Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue as the Scots variant of "mother", which may particularly reflect oral Orcadian use.

Thus, stretch attend and indices for central aversion may particularly reflect response to novelty.

Not that the programming particularly reflects the occasion.

The designation particularly reflected Dewey's success in educating low-income and minority students.

The festival's imaginative programming particularly reflects the curiosity of Mr. Masur, an active conductor (like his father, Kurt Masur).

In the publishing world of the 60s and 70s, women rarely had the opportunity to choose which books to publish, and paperback lists, particularly, reflected this.

We can't hide from that but that back end of last season, in my view, isn't particularly reflected on this season.