Sentence examples for reflected itself from inspiring English sources

The internal struggle reflected itself in Craig's education.

Beer said her effort had been to challenge WCAT over its running of the schools, and "to move it to a position where the trust board reflected itself that it didn't have the appropriate capacity".

In a similar way, Franz Fanon in his landmark book Black Skin, White Masks in 1952 described how the white Europe has reflected itself in the dark Africa.

"I'm letting the neighborhood reflect itself," he said.

The only thing Hollywood loves more than making movies that nakedly reflect itself is making highly profitable movies that nakedly reflect itself.

Like Argia from Calvino's Invisible Cities, the city reflects itself in negative.

The BBC is, he said, a kind of mirror through which Britain reflects itself to the world and the world to itself.

In Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, the unexpected concord reflects itself as the resolution of drawn-out tension, where the time dimension comes much more heavily into play.

This a reduction in the sunlight that reaches the surface of the earth; pollution is causing dirty clouds which cause the sun to reflect itself upwards, not downwards.

At 6-4, teamteam has looked great at times, but has also been inconsistent, and that inconsistency is reflecting itself in the lackadaisical crowds at American Airlines Arena.

Simon Schama noted at the beginning of Radio 4's all-day programme of readings from the Bible that the word "face" implies "mirror", God's face reflected in his creation, which reflects itself back on him.