Sentence examples for reflection of the time from inspiring English sources

The very displays are a reflection of the time when they were conceived.

While a strong reflection of the time at which it was written, Owls Do Cry remains innovative and relevant.

This is partly a reflection of the time: Thomas's rigour was as much about technical perfection as it was about economy in postwar Britain.

What's captured best in the recollections, and in Ms. Sloane's atmospheric black-and-white photographs, is the warmth and informality of the place, which was partly a reflection of the time but also a byproduct of Mr. Barkan's personality.

It covers too many countries ( Africa, taken from Algiers to Cape Town as it is here, has nearly 50) and too many media (art, film, literature, film, music), and includes too few women, which may be a curatorial choice or a reflection of the time span covered.

Lexulous, for example, dropped down to 160,000 players pretty soon after McGonigal's book was published (this is a reflection of the time delay between writing and publication, nothing more).

It may be a reflection of the times.

Politically, The Shop was a reflection of the times.

In that, it is a reflection of the times.

All the sexism depicted on-screen was an ugly reflection of the times she lived through.

The New Yorker's advertisements have always been a reflection of the times.