Sentence examples for precisely reflects from inspiring English sources

Hierarchy in modern psychiatry precisely reflects the prevailing social values: speed, precision and efficiency.

The contrast between these two batons precisely reflects the violently conflicting characters of the two composers.

The new Stanford exhibition, "From 'Curios' to Ambassadors: Changing Roles of the Daggett Collection from Tribes of the Lower Klamath River," highlights Native American tribal objects in a way that more precisely reflects their origins.

But enjoying the show requires largely ignoring the haranguing, implicitly dictatorial labels and text panels, which, overall, suggest that only art that precisely reflects social realities deserves our respect.

15 Having ascertained that §§ 563(12) and 629(16) have the same scope, one can conclude only that the more restrictive language of § 629(16) governs § 563(12) as well, as the former was given more care and deliberation, and its language more precisely reflects the express understanding of the revisers.

The original French title of "Faces Places," the new film made jointly by Agnès Varda (born in 1928) and the photographer and muralist JR (born in 1983), is "Visages Villages," meaning "Faces Villages," which more precisely reflects the film's substance and the directorial duo's intentions.

The natural world was like a mirror that precisely reflected and embodied these divine ideas.

Describes how cookbook measurements often don't precisely reflect how restaurant dishes are prepared.

The year listed does not always precisely reflect the year in which the award was received.

I can assure you that I have never heard a performance which so precisely reflected my intentions in every detail.

Still, the drop in local harvests doesn't precisely reflect the decline of fish in the sea.