Sentence examples for reflected aspects from inspiring English sources

The guest ballerinas reflected aspects of the guest of honor, and it was only fitting that the Russians fared best.

Just about every conversation I had in Wolverhampton reflected aspects of the riots that have become cliches at speed: this one pointed up the national sense that, at least initially, police merely stood and observed.

In 1979, she starred in "The Rose," a fictional film portrait of a Janis Joplin-like singer, which moved a lot of people, not least because the script reflected aspects of Midler's own life: her camaraderie with her gay fans and the distance she may have felt from her parents.

These axes reflected aspects related to the neighbourhood's appearance, future development, pace of life, planning, services and environmental health.

The couple's marriage reflected aspects of their personalities and courtship.

Both films reflected aspects of the zeitgeist, opened within a month of each other and scored with audiences.

Are Mr. Possokhov's near-ritual dances meant to reflect aspects of traditional Georgia too?

The London Games will reflect aspects of British politics, economy and culture".

The two men, then, both reflect aspects of his own character.

They also reflect aspects of Buddhism not always sufficiently appreciated in the West, often witty and occasionally harsh.

What the otherwise contradictory moves have in common is that they reflect aspects, at least, of reality.