Sentence examples for stage reflects from inspiring English sources

This new interest in the airport as dramatic stage reflects the convergence of two changes in airports themselves.

The second stage reflects a kind of "ignition," and is achieved only for stimuli that are consciously perceived.

The ascendance of 3G and Mr. Lemann as major players on the global mergers-and-acquisition stage reflects the rise of Brazil as an economic power.

Event for a Stage reflects its own artifice, and plays with different kinds and levels of truth, with artificial antagonisms and real confession, or the other way round, in the authentic fakery of performance.

To a considerable extent, political analysts say, the closeness of the race at this stage reflects the fact that many voters are not paying attention to it, after the long, wearying primary season.

"China's rising assertiveness on the international economic stage reflects its growing economic might and the self-confidence of its leadership, but is tempered by the realization that it faces many challenges in terms of its own development," said Eswar S. Prasad, an economics professor at Cornell.

Hamlet's madness is violent, childlike; the mess and mud on stage reflect his obsession with death and decay.

In Rossini's "Cenerentola," a huge video projection in the middle of the stage reflected offstage action.

The use of the third stage reflected an important milestone in North Korea's attempt to develop an intercontinental-range missile.

Indeed, the 21st century has redefined power dressing for western women on the world stage, reflecting a seismic shift in our society.

In other words, Miller believed that the play at that stage reflected his own ambivalence: pursuing the affair with Monroe, while still trying to salvage his marriage.