Sentence examples similar to reflective of the message from inspiring English sources

Presidential candidates have defined the television landscape in previous cycles, but as that field becomes richer and more influential, candidate and party messaging is becoming much more reflective of the wider media world than definitive of it.

It can be seen from Figure 6 that the megakaryocyte template produced a greater quantity of the amplicon in each case, reflective of the availability of template rather than an increased proportion of AS message in these cells.

Shortly after Griffin tweeted the letter, Clark sent a university-wide message on Tuesday saying that the cartoon is "in no way reflective of the beliefs or values" of Wesley College.

Their messages may be perceived to be more genuine, more believable, or more reflective of the true desires, concerns, or beliefs of their partners than those coming from professional colleagues.

It becomes less reflective of the surroundings".

Hardly reflective of the UK in 2016.

It's reflective of the restorative approach.

But her determined attitude was reflective of the day.

"Very reflective of the community," he said in an email.

"It's very reflective of the show," she added.

"We need to be reflective of the new collective mood.