Sentence examples for seemed a reflection from inspiring English sources

It seemed to represent Hollywood's soaring ability to create fantasy for the screen, but also seemed an emblem of a time when a conflict-ridden world was being reflected in Hollywood movies, as the original books seemed a reflection of the last world war and what followed.

The volume of the attacks seemed a reflection of the sudden vulnerability of a politician who had appeared likely to glide into a second term.

But that changed with Loulou (1980), the first of four collaborations with Gérard Depardieu, whose hard-bitten early years and blend of physicality and tenderness seemed a reflection of the director's contradictory personality.

It, too, seems a reflection on war.

When one does fetch a high price, it often seems a reflection more of the buyer's valor than of the art's allure.

Westerners have mostly worried that Egypt might plunge into Iran-style Islamic fundamentalism — and, to me, that seems a reflection of our own hobgoblins more than Egypt's.

On the wall above the table, a vintage metal sign from Singapore advertising a soft drink called Fraser and Neave seems a reflection of her mother's advice about how to create a home.

The book began as an essay for the New Yorker, where Mead is a staff writer, and that style inflects the finished version: it is elegant, thoughtful and readable, written with clarity and a gentle sympathy that seems a reflection of Eliot's own generous wisdom, while veering away from some of Eliot's more astringent asides.

Yet Mr. Trump's refusal Tuesday to pass an explicit moral judgment on the violence in Charlottesville seemed a genuine reflection of his beliefs.

At the time, it seemed an apt reflection of the lingering American recession.

It had no raw blank side walls, and the Gothic-style detailing seemed an honest reflection of the new steel-frame technology.