Sentence examples for reflection of a particular from inspiring English sources

"Our holdings are a reflection of a particular family over 70 years and two generations who formed it while living in Zurich and the U.S.," said John Boyer, president and chief executive of the museum.

Pop art became a cultural event because of its close reflection of a particular social situation and because its easily comprehensible images were immediately exploited by the mass media.

Because the house was always so dark, the reflection of a particular maneuver was often too faint to see, so my grandmother would have to shout in order to ask what was going on, and Bekir would rush in to report who was doing what.

Does its perception dictate the sexual role in gay as well as straight relationships, or is it a reflection of a particular inclination?

We can be so wrapped up and familiar with our own stories that we forget: regret is a very subjective thing, it is a deeply intimate reflection of a particular person's life, hopes, dreams and choices.

We show how the implicit loss function might provide a basis for reflection on a particular choice of sampling regime, specifically the simple random sample size, by comparing it with the values attributed to soil properties and functions.

Lessons learned are more detailed reflections on a particular programme or operation and extraction of lessons learned through its implementation.

Mr. Martowardojo was rejected in 2008, along with another candidate proposed by the president, though that was seen more as an attempt by Parliament to flex its political muscle than as a reflection of any particular dislike of Mr. Martowardojo.

Lack of an agreed way of assessing reflection is a particular obstacle to progress because assessment is needed for the identification of effectiveness of educational strategies and for research purposes [ 3].

In a country as young as ours, and as full of tensions and contradictions, literature of social reflection plays a particular role.

It was a reminder of how extraordinary honey can be both as an ingredient and as a reflection of its particular origins.