Sentence examples for reflected in articles from inspiring English sources

The York Theater Company will present a concert production next month of a new musical, "The Times," about the highs and lows of life for a married couple whose experiences are reflected in articles they read in The New York Times.

Broad interest is also reflected in articles published in the 1950s and 1960s in the weekly literary supplement of "El Comercio" by Oscar Miró-Quesada, Francisco Miró-Quesada, Francisco Miró-Quesada Miró-Quesadain logic, science and mathematics.

It is also reflected in Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Everyone has the right to education.

"There is a sense of unrest in America right now, which I think is reflected in the articles we write".

These meetings, together with the recent reaction to the possibility of a primary race, have served to reaffirm the general sense of political disenchantment among many voters in Kentucky that has been widely reflected in recent articles and polls.

The importance of the databases is reflected in the articles that have already published data from NordiNet® IOS and the NovoNet ANSWER Program®.

This goal was reflected in numerous articles on, at the time, revolutionary new methods combining histochemistry and biochemistry or molecular biology, like immunocytochemistry for light and electron microscopy, in situ hybridization, or new live cell-imaging microscopical methods.

As reflected in the article, it is in Manchester, not Liverpool.

I can confirm that the cast has the ensemble spirit reflected in this article.

How does the position reflected in this article differ from the one it credits to The New York Times?

Israeli anguish and rage at the course that the conference in South Africa has taken was reflected in an article on Monday in the mass circulation newspaper Yediot Ahronot.