Sentence examples for something of a reflection from inspiring English sources

Formerly the venue where Tsarist coronations were celebrated, its stage also saw speeches from Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin, and the theatre has always been seen as something of a reflection of the country itself.

The still-nascent fintech industry is at something of a reflection point.

This latest project is something of a reflection on that and a look into how we react to digital images considering their omnipresent dominance and ubiquity.

Alexander is something of a reflection of Obama: she is of his generation; she has written on many of his themes; and it's clear from her poetry that she, too, is an intellectual.

The nosey newspaperwoman was something of a self-reflection.

A moment's stillness passed, during which Roker seemed to catch sight of something offscreen – a reflection, perhaps, or maybe he was simply remembering happier times.

But for much of its history, "Porgy and Bess" has also been something else: a reflection of race relations in America, and a prism through which African-Americans have viewed their own history.

Rather, it was projected in as something broad, a little nebulous, as something "good", a reflection of the club's "values".

This exercise helped me learn that the way we react to something is a reflection of the way we feel inside.

"We really want to create something that is a reflection of the center's vision".

I wouldn't say anything if I didn't have anything to say.' " McCarver rarely lacks for something to say, a reflection of his innate enthusiasm and desire to educate viewers as he was schooled with the St . Louis Cardinals