Sentence examples for text that reflects from inspiring English sources

These include a shift away from documentary prints to include digital collage, lens-based multi-media, independent book publishing and a use of combined image and text that reflects online news and social media.

In a press conference Bolivian climate negotiator Pablo Solón stated: "We were very disappointed to see that the draft text did not take into account any of the main proposals put forward by the PWCCC What we see now is that we have a text that reflects mainly the Copenhagen Accord even though it was not [formally] adopted".

In the work illustrated here, which has the spirit of a subway map gone wild, Argue cleverly incorporates text that reflects a New York state of mind accented with the curvy names of boroughs, streets, spaces and places, and a little sex thrown in for good measure.

Diplomats involved in the talks said the United States had so far been reluctant to accept any cease-fire resolution, but the Americans said they were still waiting for a text that reflected their concerns.

Brainwreck's early posts "leaned more toward originality," Spartz said — they featured novel combinations of images, with text that reflected at least a few minutes of online research — but with Dose "we've stopped doing that as much because more original lists take more time to put together, and we've found that people are no more likely to click on them".

Combining references to a vast range of 20th-century masters, from Willem de Kooning to Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mr. Majerus's work offers an exuberant window on to the cacophony of images, symbols and texts that reflect 21st-century consciousness.

We narrowed the selection to 50 texts that reflected the variability of all the information and arguments.

Nonetheless, this is a comprehensive, readable and remarkably up to date text book that reflects the dynamism of the field and forms a useful reference work.

Similar codes were assigned to text fragments that reflected the same idea.

It is odd to neglect a text that directly reflects on the carnage: where Reynard has Brown Bear almost skinned alive, we feel the raw life behind the bloody image.

As well as direct literary criticism, Johnson emphasised the need to establish a text that accurately reflects what an author wrote.