Sentence examples for reflect broadly from inspiring English sources

Thus, the trilogy invites playwrights and directors to reflect broadly on humanity's collective experience.

Qualitative changes on the floral composition between A1 and A2 may reflect broadly local palaeoclimatical changes.

The block-design and Mooney faces closure tests reflect broadly parietal function.

It is noted that as we have only one endometrioid cancer cell line, the result may not reflect broadly this histologic subtype.

Housing tenure, housing conditions and household car ownership are commonly used measures of SEP that reflect, broadly, people's material circumstances [ 21] and that have been shown to be associated with health [ 21, 22].

In addition, the scenarios considered all reflect broadly patients with advanced disease, i.e. events are relatively common; how well the various methods perform in patient populations with less severe disease and therefore fewer events would also be of interest.

This reflects broadly how Muslims view comedy - things haven't moved on much since.

Despite the complaints reflecting broadly those made by inspectors after visits to inadequate settings, 70% were dismissed after an investigation.

"The commission reflected, broadly, society in general," said Matthew Bettenhausen, the deputy governor who ran the commission, "and I think his characters in the book represent, broadly, with the views on capital punishment, the whole continuum of thought".

For a start, in Indigenous Australia – whose disparate views are reflected broadly outside, if not within, the mainstream, media – Abbott is regarded as having selected an inordinately narrow source of advice, his notable seers being Noel Pearson and Warren Mundine.

During an emotional address, Mr. Biden drew on his own experience of losing a child, and reflected broadly — and colorfully — on what had motivated the bombers to commit their terrorism.