Sentence examples for reflected young from inspiring English sources

During the 1960's and 70's, America reflected young boomers' preoccupation with sex and social freedom.

On early albums, the Byrds covered Dylan, Pete Seeger, Porter Wagoner, and Stephen Foster with a jangly clarity that reflected young America's changing mood and its fantasies of a Pacific Coast utopia.

In a statement Ms Mayes said plans for revamped community centres across Wiltshire - the council's preferred option for future youth service provision - would provide "modern activities" that better reflected young people's needs.

Specific techniques were used in interviews to lessen this effect and the finding that many qualitative comments supported the significant effects found using validated and reliable survey instruments gives more confidence that the interview comments reflected young people's views and experiences not simply a desire to be liked and to say what may have been perceived as desirable.

In the analysis on age, interpersonal relations showed a negative correlation (P = 0.048, Table  3), which reflected younger patients feeling greater discomfort, with statistical significance.

The age distribution reflected younger patients with less than half (41%%, 58/142) of all patients being ≥60 years of age, 37 % (53/142) 41 59 years and 22%% (31/142) 19 40 years of age.

But maybe these changes reflect young women's attitudes.

It reflects young artists' interest in all kinds of realistic styles — as well as reality itself — yet seems pulled down by a complacent, in-crowd hermeticism and a weird emotional deadness.

Those figures don't necessarily reflect young enrollees and other groups who may be shunning enrollment.

Several companies on the list, including Teach For America (#10), may reflect young Americans' desire for a reliable and accommodating professional life.

This may be reflect young adulthood being a life-stage of transition and growing independence [ 21].