Sentence examples for reflects aspects from inspiring English sources

These artists could, if they so wished, tell their audiences that their music reflects aspects of life in general and not their personal beliefs.

At least Vong, unlike Mercer Kitchen, sharply reflects aspects of Mr. Vongerichten's culinary personality — for example, the obsessive, measured integration of sweet and sour, fiery and lulling.

Fetal heart rate (FHR) variability throughout gestation reflects aspects of fetal development, and its analysis has been used for the assessment of fetal well-being.

Clinton was preceded as secretary of state by Madeleine Albright and Condoleezza Rice, and Madam Secretary reflects aspects of their CVs (both, like McCord, were recruited to politics from academia) and memoirs.

We hypothesize and show that the price of a hunting lease reflects that hunting is a composite experience; and also reflects aspects relating to the landowners cost of leasing out hunting.

The behaviours are novelty-induced hypophagia, which measures how much of a tasty food an animal will eat in a novel environment and reflects aspects of anxiety and anhedonia (the inability to experience pleasure); and the tail suspension test, which measures behavioural despair.

Are Mr. Possokhov's near-ritual dances meant to reflect aspects of traditional Georgia too?

The London Games will reflect aspects of British politics, economy and culture".

The two men, then, both reflect aspects of his own character.

They also reflect aspects of Buddhism not always sufficiently appreciated in the West, often witty and occasionally harsh.

What the otherwise contradictory moves have in common is that they reflect aspects, at least, of reality.