Sentence examples for reflection of the era from inspiring English sources

He added: "It's only a reflection of the era you grow up in.

Tickets will cost $1.50 to $7, a reflection of the era.

His catholicity is to some extent a reflection of the era itself, when many of the arts expanded their audiences.

It was surely a reflection of the era's unspoken desires that so many listeners, including those at the F.C.C., were eager to hear obscenities or "improper motivation" in the Kingsmen's "Louie Louie".

"The Birth of a Nation," the 1915 D. W. Griffith film about Reconstruction and the Ku Klux Klan, was both a pioneering work of cinema and a reflection of the era's racism.

Although this is likely, at least in part, to be a reflection of the era in which the patients were recruited to the trial, high-grade DCIS remains the commonest form identified in the United Kingdom.

Mad Men was a reflection of an era that sold the American Dream, but Draper, as a stand-in for many other Americans, was confused by what that truly meant and how to genuinely find himself within that dream.

Mayweather is rampant capitalism personified, as much a reflection of his era as Muhammad Ali in the 1960s.

Thomson's desire to raise its public profile as it completes the $16.6 billion transaction is partly a reflection of an era when information has never been so accessible and the struggle to maintain profitability at the companies that provide it, particularly among incumbents, has never been more difficult.

As with the crime film Little Caesar (1931), The Public Enemy was a reflection of its era and was released at a time when infamous gangsters were making headlines on a daily basis.

Such scenes were sadly a reflection of their era, when violence against women was tolerated -- and even promoted in the media.