Sentence examples for reflect a reality from inspiring English sources

Does this also reflect a reality?

Its stock price, in turn, continued to reflect a reality vastly different from the one the F.T.C. had described.

They reflect a reality that is hopeful and endlessly frustrating: a majority of Israelis and Palestinians favor such a solution, but the leadership needed to produce it is missing in Jerusalem, Ramallah and Washington.

But he acknowledges that the differences reflect a reality that, as a first-time candidate, he did not anticipate: "You can't just talk about policies, because people want to get to know you as a person".

One of the most interesting defenses of memoirs that turn out to be "enhanced" or downright invented is that they accurately reflect a reality present not in the world itself, as in the case of "Archy Moore" and Rigoberta Menchú, but in the author's mind.

Thus, a graph database schema can reflect a reality only partially, similarly to non-functional graph data modelling.

Of course, this necessity reflects a reality that is not the ideal.

That stratification reflects a reality that is little noted in the party's official publications or in speeches this week.

City officials say that reflected a reality of how drugs are traded and trafficked in central Utah; activists said it indicated bias.

This in turn reflects a reality beyond the festival's control: the United States so dominates world cinema that it leaves little room for anyone else.

Much of this (though not the dinosaur) reflected a reality of contemporaneous London, where clouds mixed with soot from the unregulated chimneys of the early industrial era to darken clothes, lungs, and skies.