Sentence examples for rather a reflection from inspiring English sources

But Wall Street analysts and industry executives said this was hardly a rejection of the technology, but rather a reflection of the stiffening competition and relentless price pressure.

That the offensive Michelle Obama photo no longer shows up today is not because of specific filtering, Google said at the time the change was detected, but rather a reflection of a better algorithm.

The fact that so many medieval romances are set in distant times and remote places is not an essential feature of romance but rather a reflection of its origins.

"The thing that is misinformed about China and Africa is that China's presence in these countries is not imposed on these governments, it is rather a reflection of the development agenda of the countries themselves," Yuhua said.

Sidwell's challenge was not sinister, rather a reflection of the fact that Arsenal were generally quicker to the ball than their opponents and more assured in their movements, but Andre Marriner was nevertheless right to dismiss the player.

"The reindeer stabling problem that Santa Claus is facing is not a seasonal issue but rather a reflection of a wider problem that Hong Kong must urgently address," CBRE's head of research for Hong Kong, Edward Farrelly, noted in the spoof announcement.

Therefore, it could be that the sharpness of the boundaries is the consequence of the positioning of remaining non-cohesive cohesin by the transcriptional machinery rather than a reflection of cohesin removal.

I see these paintings as a new beginning for him rather than a reflection of his mood.

They were second-rate against, and mercilessly slaughtered by, Ireland on Saturday but this match should be seen as an outlier rather than a reflection on this team.

In his view, fatigue is a protective emotion rather than a reflection of the body's physiological state; its action is preëmptive and involuntary.

Written in a lighthearted style, "Kitchen Privileges" is a recollection of interesting moments in a writer's life rather than a reflection on their meaning.