Sentence examples for strongly reflecting from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the French theatre developed a comedy strongly reflecting the work of the itinerant troupes of the commedia dell'arte.

Stocks with large dividends also rose strongly, reflecting a belief that under Mr Bush taxes on capital will be lower than they might have been under Mr Kerry.

Hence, radio waves cannot then be reflected from it but pass through to the strongly reflecting E and F layers above.

Since May 2009 all of these strands have taken the form of initiatives of various kinds, some of them strongly reflecting the Mayor's personal convictions (see his Introduction to the time For Action update report, published in September 2009).

Occupancy in undisturbed patches was more stable, with vole occurrence in one year strongly reflecting that in the previous year.

"The number of people appointed to both permanent and temporary jobs rose sharply while the number of vacancies increased strongly, reflecting strong demand from employers.

Holland, and still strongly reflects its roots.

Not surprisingly, the mansion strongly reflects the presence of the younger Mr. Lincoln.

The faith's influence, however, is strongly reflected in government and society.

In an organization with a long history, stories and heroes may more strongly reflect its values.

Society generally was patriarchal, and male dominance was strongly reflected in the religion.