Sentence examples for reflecting diverse from inspiring English sources

All three works are set to musical collages, reflecting diverse heritages and histories.

It said BBC3 was seen by viewers as reflecting diverse Britain – in terms of ethnicity, religion and sexuality – better than any other BBC channel.

The trust said BBC3 is seen by viewers as reflecting diverse Britain – in terms of ethnicity, religion, and sexuality – better than any other BBC channel.

At a time when the trust is urging the BBC to tackle its declining reach among younger viewers and its black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) audience, BBC3 is its only channel that is getting younger and is seen by viewers as reflecting diverse Britain better than any other TV service.

The growing role of private funders has coincided with the decline of traditional political parties, which for long served as a crucial transmission belt for reflecting diverse public sentiments and reliable fund-raising machinery for candidates, who supported a fairly coherent set of policies and stood for specific set of principles and values.

The activity of TRPM8 channels is regulated by a plethora of factors including temperature, ligand binding, voltage, pH, etc. reflecting diverse stimuli and mechanisms of these regulators.

Modifications that may reflect diverse calcium-versus-magnesium layering aberrations are treated extensively in professional literature.

Mr. Rihm is a prolific composer who has written more than 400 works in many genres that reflect diverse stylistic influences.

Harman also said that the TV industry is failing to reflect diverse Britain, either on screen or off screen, with a "glaring example" being the absence of older women on TV.

In 1978, he met Fred and Barney Wagner (the brothers who inspired Joseph Barberra's "The Flintstones"), two older boys who encouraged him to write music, which eventually reflected diverse influences like the Velvet Underground, Hank Williams, pre-war blues and jazz, and Debussy.

The patterns indicated different total reduction of nutrient loads, which reflect diverse decision preferences.