Sentence examples for reflected life from inspiring English sources

He was the genuine 'insider' ethnic minority author whose work reflected life for London children.

Her husband reflected: "Life in L.A. is all-consuming, even though we've done our best to maintain some separation and dedicated ourselves to raising our family.

Borderland residents say that the division marked by the thin asphalt road between Turkey and Syria never reflected life in the valley: most family trees have both roots and branches that crisscross the border, and the winding mountain footpaths between the two states are well worn by a traditional black market trade in everything from sheep to cigarettes.

They brought an end to hide-bound, propaganda movies and paved the way for the rise of neorealism – a strain of deft social dramas, like Bicycle Thieves, that were shot on the cheap, in natural locations and reflected life as it was being lived on the ground.

The system's fortunes, including bankruptcy, reflected life in New York, right up to the time of Bernhard Goetz, the "subway vigilante" who in 1984 shot four young men he believed were about to mug him.

In a study conducted in 1992 in Illinois in USA [36], it was reported that depression reached its lowest level in the middle age at about age 45, with a rise in later life [>80 years], which reflected life cycle gains and losses related to marriage, employment and economic well being.

My life in six words... Music reflects life / Life reflects music.

On reflection, art was simply reflecting life, a sense of foreboding and dread running throughout.

Shows reflect life and society.

Video games are culture, and culture reflects life.

In this respect, the game reflects life all too well.