Sentence examples for rule reflected from inspiring English sources
Nicholas I's rule reflected in a striking manner both his character and his principles.
The Hirst generation really did see themselves as punkish rebels taking on a sclerotic art establishment, and the Turner's rule reflected their rawness.
Tom Konkle, Mr. Beeler's production partner on "Safety Geeks," suggested that the shorter-is-better rule reflected limitations in Internet speed and server space.
Mr. Pitt said the rule reflected a "careful balance" between the needs of investors receiving quick information without "impairing the quality" of the reports.
The general ethical rule reflected in regulations concerning altruistic donation, namely that there must be a high chance of a good outcome for the patient, is violated in the case of oocyte donation for cloning research (George, 2007).
The rule reflects a spreading trend among international sports institutions to impose vigorous controls over the online use of game information and photographs.
The tailpipe rule reflects a truce between the auto industry and state and federal governments, which have been feuding over emissions and mileage standards since the 1970s.
Clare's great concern was to obtain a rule reflecting the spirit of Francis to replace the Benedictine rule that Cardinal Ugolino (later Pope Gregory IX) had adapted for her order.
Her mechanistic view of Eichmann's personality, as well as her abstract and unsympathetic consideration of the situation of Jews under Nazi rule, reflect her inability to consider the experiences of others from within.
The countries providing most of the money for salaries — Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates — have long been the fiercest opponents of Mr. Assad's rule, reflecting the sectarian split in the Arab world between Sunnis and Shiites.
After its initial settlement as the colony of Arba by prehistoric Illyrians, Rab successively came under Greek, Roman, Croatian, Venetian, Austrian, French, Italian, Yugoslavian, and again Croatian rule, reflecting the historic fluctuations of power in the Adriatic.
