These styles, we argue, reflect and safeguard continuities of farming in places like the study area for current and future generations.
To talk, argue, reflect, and vote?
A single essay will analyze, argue, describe, reflect, and interpret.
The two main sections will then explore how futures studies concepts and terms are reflected in the texts and argue how futures studies approaches could benefit from the commission's procedures.
Technology, Froze argues, tends to reflect and amplify existing social relations.
But I'd go further and argue that the National reflects the changing nation.
She reflects on the Arab Spring, and argues that the West's support of authoritarian regimes did, to some extent, fuel the growth of Al-Qaeda.
University of Utah assistant professor Jeremy Rosen investigates the new genre of "minor character elaboration" and argues it reflects both a neoliberal emphasis on individual experience and publishers' desire to market new novels to great books readers.
The same notions hold in her music, she said, where distortion, transformation and roughness reflected the questioning, arguing and doubting that motivate her creativity.
The Journalists (1971) offers a kaleidoscopic collage about a Sunday newspaper and argues that journalism reflects our Lilliputian society's desire to cut everyone down to size.
Someone else said that the size of bribes was going up, and argued that this reflected the greater risk of being caught and punished.
