Sentence examples for reflection of the age from inspiring English sources

Interesting that the satirical is so popular, but perhaps that's a reflection of the age.

The occasional larger farm often has a Georgian house simple and dignified, a reflection of the age of consolidation.

Few of the artists display love as anything pleasant enough; but, then, maybe this is a reflection of the age of the participants.

"The taste for P is a reflection of the age we live in," says Hastings, who now runs a casino party business.

As a reflection of the age and demographic groups represented, the Casual Sex Project undermines the popular narrative that casual sex is the product of changing mores among the young alone.

For despite the expert work of Mr. van Hove's technical team, especially Tal Yarden, who did the often haunting video design, this "Misanthrope" feels less like a reflection of the age of the Internet than a throwback to the experimental theater of the 1960s, when the theories of elemental acting of Jerzy Grotowski and Antonin Artaud held sway.

Our OpenStack Cloud again suffers in performance – perhaps a reflection on the age of the servers.

The discrepancy may most probably be due to the similarity cutoffs used to determine duplicates, which are reflections on the age of duplications.

The data shows that 239 men and women died in prison last year – partly a reflection of the ageing prison population – but still 29% higher than five years ago.

As the actual copying behavior is identical in both cases, this reveals that the role copying plays in learning (i.e., exploration or inheritance) is merely a reflection of the age-structure and experience within groups.

We hypothesize that the trend is a reflection of the aging population because the prevalence and severity of DD increases with age [ 37].