Sentence examples for reflect elements of from inspiring English sources
"All our characters come from fantasy lands that may reflect elements of various cultures and ethnicities but none are meant to specifically represent those real world cultures".
His later churches, the Salvador church at Ubeda (1536), Guadix Cathedral (1549), and San Gabriel at Loja, all reflect elements of the design he perfected at Granada.
Historically, the NPP Senior Editor team has prioritized these metrics because they reflect elements of efficiency in journal function that may enhance our ability to attract high-impact research reports, which was revealed via a recent survey as the highest priority for the ACNP membership.
For the purpose of this analysis treaties that have not been widely ratified, treaties that have been signed but are not yet in force as well as sources of soft law have been chosen to reflect elements of best practice with regards to the rights of seasonal workers.
But in the details of his personal life, Ginsburg seemed to reflect elements of that period--its unconventional, even iconoclastic attitudes, its impulse to set aside time-honored customs and ways of living.
As these regions myelinate later and are thought to be more prone to damage during aging, our results may reflect elements of accelerated aging of WM in obese subjects, which has also been proposed on the basis of MRS results [61].
Connell's work often reflected elements of his own life.
Still, for all its self-conscious rejection of the Bush era, the document reflects elements of continuity.
As they lived in a region that included desert and plains habitats, traditional Mescalero culture reflected elements of both the Southwest Indians and the Plains Indians.
Ms. Margolis, a management consultant, said that her recent trip reflected elements of a system that's stretched so tight that there is little slack to accommodate disruptions.
Beyond flops count or equivalent metrics, productivity reflects elements of programmability, availability, system and usage cost and the utility of the results achieved, which may be time critical.
