Sentence examples for powerfully reflects from inspiring English sources
Professor John Ashton, President of the Faculty of Public Health (FPH) said: "Healthy life expectancy powerfully reflects our social environment: having a living wage, living in decent housing and eating healthy food.
This economic bifurcation is well worth dwelling on, particularly because it so powerfully reflects the broader ways in which, in the economically polarized United States of today, disaster affects the rich and the poor so differently.
Prof John Ashton, the president of the Faculty of Public Health, said: "Healthy life expectancy powerfully reflects our social environment: having a living wage, living in decent housing and eating healthy food.
"This investment powerfully reflects the impact of investor commitment in order to drive real change in challenging areas," Edovo CEO Brian Hill said in a statement.
It powerfully reflects the most salient features of our society.
The victim's statement, Speier continued, "so dramatically and powerfully reflects the damage, the scarring that conduct has done on the woman.
With Mahler's symphonies playing loudly on the car stereo, I could easily appreciate how landscape and memory were powerfully reflected in the music.
We are delighted to acquire these seminal works which powerfully reflect the diversity of artistic practice in the regions from which they originate".
Notions of a linked fate between Africans and black Americans have long influenced black life and liberation struggles within the U.S. The motives, purposes and outlooks of African-American theorists who have claimed political, cultural, or spiritual connection to Africa and Africans have varied widely, though they have always powerfully reflected black experiences in America and in the West.
Indeed, his final three studio albums - Survival, Uprising, and Confrontation - powerfully reflect his deep Rastafarian beliefs and his hopes for African political unity.
Through their analysis, the authors highlighted how "changes in the structure, culture and values of larger society are powerfully reflected in social relationships and experiences in prison" (p.423) [ 90].
