Sentence examples for reflected fairly from inspiring English sources

Encyclopaedias have often reflected fairly accurately the civilization in which they appeared; that this was deliberate is shown by the frequency with which the earlier compilers included such words as speculum ("mirror"), imago ("image"), and so forth in their titles.

President Clinton's enthusiasm for Mosley, expressed in 1992 (when he had just two novels under his belt and had published the first Rawlins book only two years before), reflected fairly well on both of them - for whatever else you might have thought about Clinton, no one ever said he was stupid.

The final scoreline was not one that reflected fairly on a Black and Whites team that surrendered the game in the five minutes either side of the hour mark, when Broughton and Ferres put the hosts ahead for the first time in the game, and Mullally gave them an eight-point advantage.

This reflects fairly recent improvements in civil rights for women, children and the poor in India".

In this way the results reflect fairly accurately the preferences of the electors and, therefore, their support for both individuals and parties.

ITV defended its position by saying the remarks were justified by their context and that as a reality show it was necessary to "reflect fairly and accurately" what was happening.

MARTIN DOMB New York, Aug. 28, 2012   To the Editor: What a shocking, sad and disappointing column from my onetime hero, David Brooks, the "moderate" columnist who could be counted on to reflect fairly on the best — and the worst — aspects of both political parties.

This reactivity order reflects fairly well the abundance of Oβ-species which is maximum for the Ce80Zr10Pr10 sample, as revealed by XPS data.

Table 4 also shows that the OECD classification reflects fairly accurately the educational composition of the workforce: workers in the high-tech sector have about two and a half more years of schooling than workers in the low tech sector.

These abstractions stow away the fact that, above lower boundaries that reflect fairly well understood physical constraints, observed and reported timescales are often not intrinsic to the biological system; rather, in most cases they reflect conditions that are imposed by the observer through the measuring procedure.

In addition to the above examples with PDCD4 and HSP27, which showed that the spectral counting provides a relatively good approximation of stimulation response, spectral counts reflecting fairly even levels of phosphorylated p21-activated kinase (PAK2), another target of the PI3K pathway, was also confirmed by western blot in all six patient cells probed for phospho-PAK2 (Ser141) (Figure S3).