Sentence examples for so that it reflected from inspiring English sources
Early lenses consisted of a series of multicellular horns that were intended to spread the high-frequency sound around so that it reflected off room surfaces.
After her now infamous, "ringin' those bells, ringin' those bells," statement, Palin supporters went on Wikipedia and altered Paul Revere's entry so that it reflected her embellishments to the story.
And you can also play with the factors behind the score, so that it reflects just those criteria that are relevant to you.
If now he can really change the face of the British establishment so that it reflects the entire nation the country will be better and fairer.
… Another word for narcissism is 'personalization.' Web 2.0 technology personalizes culture so that it reflects ourselves rather than the world around us.
The MoD added: "The Army takes great pride in its diversity and it is its long term aim to be manned by personnel from all of the UK's diverse communities so that it reflects the society it serves.
We could start by making it harder for the banks to game the system — LIBOR, for instance, should be revamped so that it reflects actual market rates, not self-serving guesses.
She demonstrated how she might accessorize a jacket with a diamond pin attached to the inside of the collar, so that it reflects a discreet, flattering light on her face.
"We support looking at the way TfL staff work so that it reflects the changing needs of the modern underground system, but the mayor is using this as an excuse to cut staffing levels, which is reckless and irresponsible".
In the total activity of one's own pure and alert life, one's entire being becomes transparent, so that it reflects, as in a mirror, all things as they become and also participates in them.
wide-angle, that predominates in "Unsane," extending the depth of field and elasticizing the world so that it reflects the distorted consciousness of Sawyer — or, if you prefer, rigging the physical evidence to fit the plot.
