Sentence examples for remains reflected from inspiring English sources

The Crab and the Butterfly, only a chapter of which remains, reflected that dislocating anxiety.

That contention has been the basis for the VA's denial of benefits to sick veterans, and remains reflected on the agency's website today.

In England, this remains reflected in the recently-revised social value judgment document produced by NICE, published after the submission of the report of the SVQ project [ 39].

Two evolutionary scenarios can account for this: (1), an acrothoracican-type ancestor has led equally to both the Thoracica and the Rhizocephala; (2) a thoracican-like ancestor of both lineages became modified in both the Acrothoracica and the Rhizocephala, while its morphology remains reflected in the most plesiomorphic extant thoracicans such as the Iblomorpha [ 39].

The abundance of wildebeest and zebra remains reflects the dependence of those species on waterhole locations even when lions are present.

Evolutionary analyses of archeological human skeletal remains reflect actual, on-the-ground behavior that has not been filtered through the lens of historical chroniclers or subjected to the motivations of peoples' social and political identities.

Fortunately, dental remains reflect significant evolutionary changes.

Cracked, a mirrored orb bursts from its remains reflecting the original landscape, spinning above a white baron desert.

Just how touchy a subject it remains was reflected by Steven L. Bate, executive director of the 40-member Long Island Wine Council.

But the fascination of this road not much taken remains, as reflected in Kino's recent Blu-ray releases of Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin" and his first feature, "Strike," and now by a boxed set of eight films from Flicker Alley, "Landmarks of Early Soviet Film".

Notwithstanding these efforts, resource allocation in the Ghanaian health sector remains inadequately reflected on the health needs of the population, and to date, only few indicators of need are included in the allocation criteria.