Sentence examples for reflects so much from inspiring English sources

That reflects so much in his music-making with others".

The play reflects so much of his work that ignoring it is a disservice to scholars everywhere.

"What's fascinating is that the building reflects so much of the history," said Greg Schneider, vice president of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.

It's overwhelming to process, and reflects so much of the anxiety of our age, even if it isn't always pleasant to watch.

But the glass skin of the condo tower, still under construction, now reflects so much light that it is threatening artworks in the galleries, burning the plants in the center's garden and blinding visitors with its glare.

Mercury's bleak, airless surface is similar to the moon's, so scientists have long been puzzled why the planet reflects so much less light than our lunar satellite.

As we passed under the Rialto Bridge, the water reflecting so much light it looked electric, it was almost like gliding through a dream.

Dr Murray notes that it could not be much bigger than ten times the size of Jupiter, or it would reflect so much sunlight that it would have been seen already.Nor can it be Nemesis.

Henry James expressed a recurrent unease with the book: "Our complaint is that Emma Bovary, in spite of the nature of her consciousness and in spite of her reflecting so much that of her creator, is really too small an affair".

It is attributed to Schubert that the last thing he said 18 November 1828 before dying was: "Do I not deserve a place on the earth?" The Unfinished Symphony and the C major "Great" Symphony reflect so much the tragic incompleteness as well as everlasting achievement he left us with.

Two years earlier, the ash from an unusually large number of major volcanic eruptions reflected so much sunlight that 1816 became known as the year without a summer.