Sentence examples for particularly reflective of from inspiring English sources

That is, it's a competition within itself, and not particularly reflective of overall form or promise.

The decorative style of Rough Luxe, in King's Cross, one of a slew of new London hotels in edgier locations, is a mish-mash of bare plaster mixed with rich fabrics and battered antiques with chic seating – is particularly reflective of emerging home fashions, says Choudhry.

Kant, for example, supports humane behavior towards animals as a reflection of our humanity (Kant c. 1790), but cloning mammoths themselves is not particularly reflective of our duties towards humanity, as this involves animals that are not currently in existence, perhaps dispensing with any obligations owed them.

But in sharing this experience with these two thousand congregants I was utterly struck by the ethnic diversity of the crowd, which I feel is particularly reflective of Melbourne and Australia's other large cities.

He's not particularly reflective, so he comes across as less studied than he is.

MacFarlane isn't particularly reflective about his sense of humor.

Their stories echoed those heard not only here in Hoboken but throughout the state, which has turned particularly reflective as the anniversary of the attacks approaches.

Particularly reflective that afternoon, Audry shared a point of wisdom she picked up over the course of her unusually lengthy, happy life.

The slow adoption of CQI in public health, relative to other areas of health, may suggest a culture that is not particularly reflective.

With 15 months to go, Stern was not in a particularly reflective mood Thursday.

We set aside the use of light bulbs because they give emissions in the visible and adjacent infrared parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, for which the skin is poorly absorbent and particularly reflective.