Sentence examples for screen reflects from inspiring English sources
The screen reflects light, making it easier to read in a bright room, and it uses less power and generates less heat, because there is no backlight to the display.
The aggression on the screen "reflects a trend in the broader culture," said Martha McCaughey, an editor of "Reel Knockouts: Violent Women in the Movies," who has also worked extensively with women's self-defense programs.
The plastic protective cover on the screen reflects background figures so it's hard to see just what you are typing, although it's kind of cool to be able to actually watch your fingers type on the screen, see your cat do tricks, watch house plants sway in the breeze.
Fairly or not, I believe the way in which male therapists are portrayed on screen reflects a similar disenchantment with both the profession in general, and its male practitioners in particular.
Josh Kun, a professor of communications at the University of Southern California, said Del Castillo's persona both on and off the screen reflects a keen awareness of the tools of celebrity — with an outsider approach.
The fact that this compound was still picked up by our screen reflects an advantage of this cell-based assay.
Does the look she has on screen reflect the way she feels in life – as if she were in more than one place at the same time?
Unsurprisingly, the film had a troubled route to the screen, reflecting both the enduring difficulty of telling black stories in Hollywood, and the inherent complexity of dramatising the life of such a divisive figure.
The multiple views available on screen reflect the way this conflict itself relies on communications that are even faster and farther-reaching than they were during the Gulf War.
Above all, she was notable for getting "real voices" on screen, reflecting another of ITN's ground-breaking traditions from its early years, broadcasting vox pops – street interviews with the public.
Cheerios, Nescafé, and Disney — if you happened to be living in China in the early nineties, those brands likely constituted the coördinates of an impossibly opulent universe that existed mostly on glossy poster boards or the opposite side of the TV screen, reflecting the life you wish you lived.
