Sentence examples for reflect tremendous from inspiring English sources

After all, on appearances alone, some might lump Jackson Pollock's work together with Congo's; that could either reflect tremendous respect for the work of the chimpanzee, or contempt for abstract expressionism.

"As is the case with men, incarceration rates for women also reflect tremendous racial disparities; one out of every 100 black women in the U.S. is now incarcerated, nearly three times the rate for women overall".

The study reflects "tremendous advances, particularly in treatment" of breast cancer, says epidemiologist Katrina Armstrong of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

The variation in IntFam presence and members of IntFams among phyla, nematode clades and nematode species reflects tremendous diversity that may underlie diversity observed across the Nematoda as related to intestinal morphology and trophic niches occupied by nematode species.

She was fascinated by Scotland's history and its folklore – almost all her novels reflect her tremendous knowledge of both.

In its diffidence toward its surroundings, the station will reflect the tremendous popular ambivalence about the site; a mass graveyard that is now the linchpin in the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan.

The battles this year over the legislation — perceived as free-market initiatives by proponents and anti-union by foes — reflect the tremendous power that Republicans have gained in state capitols following November's elections and the declining political clout of organized labor in many states.

Visions developed in different locations will likely have some features in common, but will also reflect the tremendous diversity of circumstances across the African continent.

The articles in the 10th anniversary special issue reflect the tremendous growth in the scope of rheumatology and the understanding of rheumatic diseases which has occurred during this decade.

Taken together, these initiatives reflect the tremendous potential of football to help save and improve the lives of children in need.

"This reflects the tremendous weakness of 2001," she said.