Sentence examples for reflected rather from inspiring English sources

Consequently, banks reflected, rather than caused, high prices by issuing currency.

The San Francisco ratio reflected rather faithfully the black share of the national Democratic electorate.Could anybody but Mr Jackson have done as much?

Optical observations suggest that about 60 70 percent of the light is reflected rather than absorbed, while the corresponding fraction for Earth is only 35 percent and for the Moon a mere 5 percent.

Radiation pressure, the pressure on a surface resulting from electromagnetic radiation that impinges on it, which results from the momentum carried by that radiation; radiation pressure is doubled if the radiation is reflected rather than absorbed.

"That would help ensure the real priorities of people are reflected rather than just the point-scoring we sometimes see in Westminster".

The key was finding something that reflected rather than emitted light (to make text as readable as on paper) and could be controlled by electricity (to allow quick "rewriting").

They are usually white or very light-colored with reflective pigments that reflect, rather than absorb, sunlight.

Microscopes of this type feature reflecting rather than refracting objectives.

It reflects, rather, doubts about what previous rounds have done.

This sarcastic festival reflects, rather, an infernal demand for revenge by children on the adult world".

But it also reflects rather greater worries about the current crisis than the government admits to.