Sentence examples for reflecting a plurality from inspiring English sources
This article brings together current trends and tendencies incorporating African women who span the globe, utilizing diverse languages, reflecting a plurality of experiences, histories, cultures, and geographies.
It will reflect a plurality of views".
A spokesperson for the Church of England said: "The increase in those identifying as 'no faith' reflects a growing plurality in society rather than any increase in secularism or humanism.
Yet this rather pedestrian model doesn't reflect a new plurality in music that is changing not just what people are listening to, but the way in which they listen.
Unmentioned is the fact that Stephanopoulos' opinion reflected that of a plurality or majority of the American public as demonstrated by post-debate polling.
The Brotherhood leadership talks of a year or two of transition, although that may reflect a vain hope of using that time to broaden its popular support enough to reach a controlling plurality.
And if so, what standards of excellence should be used - only those conventionally accepted in Western academia or a plurality reflecting interculturality?
This suggests we should replace the Electoral College's state-by-state, winner-take-all method with an alternative that better reflects the plurality winner of the vote of the nation as a whole.
Therefore, we conclude that the individual gene families collectively do contain a signal reflected in the plurality topology.
Mr. Évole, however, blames the national broadcaster's problems essentially on what he considers its increasingly conservative and pro-government coverage, which "doesn't reflect the plurality" of Spanish society.
Gillian Phillips, director of editorial legal services for the Guardian, said: "Our view is that tabloid and mid-market papers, as well as regional papers, will play a vital part in the story and we believe it is important that those assisting the inquiry reflect the plurality and divergence of the wider UK media".
