Sentence examples for reflects the development of from inspiring English sources

The career of the landscape painter Washington Allston reflects the development of American painting in his lifetime.

A historical survey of the study of hallucinations reflects the development of scientific thought in psychiatry, psychology, and neurobiology.

"This case reflects the development of a corporate policy at Union Pacific that put company profits before public safety," the court wrote.

Scored for Nyman's amplified ensemble, the arrangement loosely reflects the development of the race, starting out as a jostling mass and becoming increasingly distended as it goes along.

Her story reflects the development of a prestige service class, whose members work for low wages with little security but have the hipness and cultural knowledge to prop up the bohemian aesthetic of wealthy Brooklynites.

Becalmed, the two new batsman, Will Smith and Gordon Muchall, survived the remaining overs until tea.Back to top >>EveningA STROLL through the ground's museum during the interval shows how Lord's itself reflects the development of the sport.

Critics have a stranglehold on the process of selecting nominees and winners, he asserted, and their elitist decisions do not reflect the development of popular theater.

Yet "the museum was always meant to be one that reflected the development of its time, reflected the ethos of the city, reflected the development in design and in photography," said Tasneem Zakaria Mehta, the museum's director and managing trustee.

Orly Lieberman, a kallah teacher from Manhattan who attended the March conference at Drisha, echoed Professor Pelcovitz's view that such events reflected the development of a conversation about sexuality in the Orthodox community.

Hu argues that the relationship needs to reflect the development of private businesses on the mainland.

The Early Holocene pollen records reflect the development of a vegetation community characteristic of coastal dunes.