Sentence examples for somewhat reflected from inspiring English sources

El Greco's well-known anatomical distortions are somewhat reflected in Fritz Chesnut's portraits of grimacing karaoke singers.

Kysa Johnson used El Greco's paintings of the Immaculate Conception as the compositional framework for some of her works, and the master's anatomical distortions are somewhat reflected in Fritz Chesnut's portraits.

The basal position of Vitaceae is somewhat reflected in our smaller analysis, as Vitaceae are placed in a sister-clade to the aforementioned Fabaceae-Cucurbitaceae-clade.

Adjustment for age was considered because age somewhat reflected an exposure duration for all life events.

This finding was somewhat reflected in an improved body composition but not in a better glucose and lipid status.

Although we were unable to assess the effect of this variation, which may be somewhat reflected in the annual number of specimens tested, our modeling study was supported by sufficient year-round data for virologic surveillance.

While the Dutch remain masters at puerile wrangling among themselves, often becoming a parody of their own reputation, Les Blues somewhat reflect their homeland's historic thread of rebelling in the face of authoritarian governance.

The shape of the brain, or epipharyngeal ganglion, somewhat reflects the habits of the spider; i.e., in the web builders, which are sensitive to touch, the posterior part of the brain is larger than in spiders that hunt with vision.

This binding energy difference (7.78 kJ mol−1) between OCSM-CO2 and CSM-CO2 complexes roughly agrees with the difference of CO2 adsorption heat between the pristine CDC and CDC-50 (as shown in Additional file 1: Figure S4), which somewhat reflects the effect of oxygen introduction on CO2 adsorption heat for the CDCs.

Our selected and heterogeneous cohort can hardly be considered to represent CDH in the general population, but we may hypothesise that the psychopathological problems reported by patients in our study cohort somewhat reflect the psychopathological problems seen in CDH patients in general, whatever the mode of selection.

The study shows how the three NHs pursue different approaches – social, cultural or more political – to interculturalism, somewhat reflecting the social and structural context in which the three NHs were established, as well as problem definitions and policy frames of the founding organisations.