Video-game designers and players like to brag about how "realistic" the games are, but when gamers talk about verisimilitude, they're usually talking about graphical fidelity, about how lifelike the characters and environments are in an otherwise fantastical world — and not about how the medium reflects anything else about the actual world in which we live.
Domenick Morda Sarasota, Fla., Dec. 23, 2010 To the Editor: Your editorial about the Senate's accomplishments reflects, beyond anything else, Barack Obama's courage.
This reflects, more than anything else, the tremendous increase in automobile ownership and electricity consumption that will come with rising incomes.
This is the first time that a US head of state will be given this honour by India and reflects, more than anything else, the degree of comfort that Delhi has in its relations with Washington.
Federal guidelines for new construction tend to reflect politics rather than anything else.
4) how much do experiments reflect reality? 5) could anything else explain the results?
"It reflects desperation more than anything else".
The boardwalk here its southern yellow pine and Douglas fir warped and splintered -- as much as anything else reflects the dilapidated condition of much of this city.
The rest of the time, especially in an age when every cell phone and PDA also has a clock function, a fancy watch is really nothing more than glorified arm candy a sop to one's ego and a visible appendage that reflects more succinctly than anything else in a modern man's wardrobe his relative net worth.
But the decision to invite Nugent, more than anything else, reflects poorly on Stockman, Pelosi said.
