Sentence examples for somehow a reflection from inspiring English sources

"That complication always finds somehow a reflection in language".

When you walk into a place and you see women, and you see people of colour, and varying abilities and disabilities, it feels like it's somehow a reflection of the world – you're in the world, and that we're in a relevant industry".

I stopped thinking every setback and failure was the end of the world and somehow a reflection of my ineptitude and started recognizing challenges ultimately resulted in my growth, better decision making and more success.

"Facebook was not in the index of my old book!" Wow! Thomas Friedman failed to mention Facebook in 2008, and that is somehow a reflection on everyone and everything else in the world, and not a reflection of the fact that Thomas Friedman notices things years after they've become apparent and then acts like they've only gotten real once he starts writing about them.

The most important principle which informs the use of "et seq ., as well as many other features in the Code, is that when possible, the Code should somehow be a reflection of statutory structure.

You get enough good feedback that it makes the process worthwhile, and - one thing that holds the same about all writing, people have to get over the fear of being reviewed or the ego sense that a criticism or a suggestion about a particular piece of prose is somehow a negative reflection on you as author.

"Somehow that's a reflection on your character".

The extra step — between raw and prepared — also makes sushi somehow more Japanese, a reflection of the view that with food, as Donald Richie wrote, "the emphasis is on a presentation of the natural rather the natural itself".

UKIP's 28.1% share of the vote puts the notion to bed that somehow the party is a reflection of a trend in England.

Never mind that these have nothing to do with stimulus spending, and that Spain and Ireland were actually fiscal role models before the crisis; this too is spun as somehow anti-Keynesian, rather than a reflection of the disastrous effects of imposing a nouveau gold-standard regime.

Her view that the Germans somehow wanted to impose their culture on the world is surely a reflection of that great ideological struggle of her own time between the west and the Soviet bloc.