Sentence examples for reflected a scene from inspiring English sources

Even hip-hop's fashions reflected a scene confident in expressing its individuality.

By Clint Smith October 3, 2016 The footage from Charlotte, North Carolina, following the killing, by police, of Keith Lamont Scott reflected a scene that has become all too familiar over the past several years.

The footage from Charlotte reflected a scene that has become all too familiar over the past several years: police cocooned in riot gear, their bodies encased in bulletproof vests and military-style helmets; protesters rendered opaque by the tear gas that surrounds them, scarves covering their mouths and noses to keep from inhaling the smoke.

All great results that have traditionally reflected a regional scene's vibrancy, but in the Nows these results are being driven by internet distribution more than, "Oh shit, I gotta step up my game because look at what my neighbor is doing".

All great results that have traditionally reflected a regional scene's vibrancy, but in the Nows these results are being driven by internet distribution more than "Oh shit, I gotta step up my game because look at what my neighbor is doing".

For Three Studies, Bacon did not approach the Crucifixion as a Christian image per se, but rather found that the scene reflected a particular view of humanity he held.

This year's Reading bill looks over-familiar from top to bottom, faithfully reflecting a rock scene desperately waiting for new heroes.

The main feature of John Farrell's spare and intelligently conceived set was a scrim on which different images were elegantly illuminated to reflect a particular scene.

A mirror in the background reflects an outdoor scene, making it a picture within a picture.

His inspiration for the packaging was based on the song "Home" and the artwork reflects an urban scene of a house by a roadside; the liner notes provide closeups on the home and the artwork on the Compact Disc is the grass from the lawn.

According to author Fiona Haslam, the scene reflects a popular view that surgeons were "on the whole, disreputable, insensitive to human suffering and prone to victimis[ing] people in the same way that criminals victimised their prey".