Sentence examples for subjects reflecting from inspiring English sources

Over the next 18 years Homer drew a wide variety of subjects reflecting late 19th-century America.

Egypt's powerful film industry mostly avoided subjects reflecting its own Arab Spring; the biggest box-office successes were broad comedies.

With the slight relaxation of censorship, Wajda returned to overt political subjects, reflecting on the immediate past with Man of Marble (1977), a bold, no-frills, no-holds-barred story on the life of a worker-hero of the Stalinist 50s who falls from official favour, relevant in audiences' minds to the crushing of the workers' action in Gdańsk in 1970.

Broad survey liberal arts courses are being phased out at Harvard and all over the country, replaced by ever-narrower subjects reflecting not so much what educated students should know, but what faculty members prefer to teach within their narrow interests.

The cost of the falls prevention programme varied between subjects, reflecting the variability of attendance.

A key finding is substantial variability between subjects, reflecting anatomic variability in the location of Meyer's loop.

From the Shah himself to concubines, dervishes, dignitaries and tourists in local costume, Sevruguin's customers and subjects reflected the diversity his life embraced.

They say they do not know if the briefings on Iraq and other subjects reflected the general consensus of the intelligence community.

The modern pop zine's most popular subjects reflect the names that dominate mainstream media but they also reject mainstream narratives.

In research led by the psychologist Laura Kray of the University of California, Berkeley, subjects reflected on a turning point in their lives.

Her closeness with, and profound affection for, her subjects reflect her deep immersion in their stories and allow the reader to share that connection.