Sentence examples for reflected world from inspiring English sources
Maybe the words "Miracle Polish" had caused cells in my brain to fire in a series of associations that affected the way I saw the reflected world.
The book of the same title that accompanies the show has three times as many pictures, but is itself a mere tip-of-the-iceberg look at a body of photography, and a reflected world, that we barely know.
In the United Kingdom (UK) medical schools have introduced radical changes to the content of curricula due to recommendations contained in Tomorrow's Doctors [ 2- 4] by the General Medical Council (GMC) which reflected world wide trends in medical education.
The bands were different, but they could both entice young audiences with an improvised instrumental sound that reflected world-music, classical forms and avant-rock at least as much as jazz.
The global silver appetite partly reflects world economic improvements.
How did these issues reflect world political, economic or social events or topics of that time?
This reflects World War Two rhetoric, where extermination of the group is presented as the "Final Solution" to the discrimination problem.
That demand basically reflects world gross domestic product, and if that goes down, their sales will suffer, said Geels.
This list endeavors to reflect world literature, with books from all countries, cultures, and time periods".
Located in East Hampton, LongHouse Reserve is a 16-acre reserve and sculpture garden that reflects world cultures and creative life.
Specifically, these should not be considered as reflecting "world-wide" estimates, but rather, a general reflection of the current state of evidence from various regions.
