Sentence examples for reflection of early from inspiring English sources

A reflection of early tabula rasa planning strategies, the complex was made up of identical brick buildings organized around a series of shaded lawns.

The average paid admission was $77.40, relatively modest for a big musical but a reflection of early ticket discounts available for "Annie" during its first weeks of performances.

Mad was epic in its reflection of early Sixties political, cultural and sexual tumult, while Bad was more intimate, sometimes painfully so.

In about 1795 the British composer Samuel Arnold produced an edition that agrees with the early copies; this edition, while it contains errors and inaccuracies, has been called "probably a reasonable reflection of early performances".

Emotional disturbances are a common early symptom in AD patients and such changes may be a reflection of early amygdalar damage [ 66, 67].

The most severe deficit of both neuronal nucleus and cytoplasm volume in 4-to 8-year-old autistic children appears to be a reflection of early developmental alterations that may have a major contribution to the autistic phenotype.

Nevertheless, it is a pretty accurate reflection of early-twentieth-century poetics.

"I'm afraid Wall Street might get upset when the consumer wanes in the first quarter, where really that's just a reflection of earlier gains," she said.

The unwillingness to be drawn into discussing particular ethical issues that Williams complains of was a reflection of earlier developments.

In keeping with the show's entire aesthetic, it is a note perfect reflection of early-noughties British culture.

As a reflection of earlier uncertainties about the pyridine nucleotide specificity of novel Nox enzymes, the class of enzymes has previously been termed NAD(P H oxidases (note parentheses).