Sentence examples for reflects a point from inspiring English sources

This reflects a point of similarity with life satisfaction views of happiness: contra hedonism, both views take happiness to be substantially dispositional, involving some sort of favorable orientation toward one's life.

Finally, the FDA policy reflects a point of view that is endemic in federal regulatory policy toward potentially toxic chemicals.

It can raise awareness, start conversations and perfectly reflect a point in time.

"Truth is a point of view," he said, reflecting a point of view that is not uncommon in Hollywood.

The C language and Unix reflected a point of view, a different philosophy of computing than what had come before.

On the other hand, something of the movie's substance, or lack of it, emerges in Banks's direction, which, even if it's not particularly inventive, does reflect a point of view on the enterprise and even, if obliquely, on life more generally.

Although habitat use reflects a dynamic process, most studies assess habitat use statically as if an animal's successively recorded locations reflected a point rather than a movement process.

The non-outliers have a few sparse and small peaks in their genome potentially reflecting a point mutation (in most of the cases the window score is due to one single marker at a low frequency).

This could mean that having around 80% of smokers smoking from a plain pack represents a threshold of availability for social contagion effects, or it may reflect a point where the likelihood of not having smoked from a plain pack was approaching zero, and thus all responses were influenced by having smoked cigarettes from plain packs.

IDeg dose was increased more quickly in the IDeg Simple arm, whereas insulin dose escalation was reduced earlier in the IDegStep-wise arm, reflecting a point of differentiation between the algorithms: as pre-breakfast SMBG values approached target, the Step-wise algorithm permitted a smaller dose increase of 2 U versus the recommended 4 U increase in the IDegSimple arm.

"Today's E.U. decision reflects a significant point of divergence".