Sentence examples for that reflects as from inspiring English sources

The notion that history is viewed through a prism that reflects as much about the prejudices of its writers as its subject is ingrained in the modern sensibility.

It was Gentzen's goal "to set up a formalism that reflects as accurately as possible the actual logical reasoning involved in mathematical proofs" (Gentzen 1935).

We show how Indigenous groups can integrate and address these different dimensions of risk, by recognising the 'risk consequences' associated with different approaches to mineral taxation and choosing an approach that reflects, as fully as possible, the group's risk tolerance.

You will need a picture that reflects as close as possible what you are.

The result is a collection that has a wonderful coherence and that reflects as much my preoccupations as it does Matthew Shenoda's and it is the better for it.

Their goal is to create not a beautiful drawing, but one that reflects as much of the information included in the text as possible.

Thus, because of the complexity of tumourigenesis, the development of reproducible models that reflect, as accurately as possible, the in vivo situation is essential.

All three artists also show a marked proclivity for making an art that reflects, at the same time that it is what is reflected, as reality.

There Are Too Many of Us is a string-laden march about tightly packed lives that reflects Singapore as well as it does Streatham.

The disparity in support reflects as well that differing way Mr. Cuomo and Mr. McCall are viewed in New York Democratic circles.

But that they reflected, as well as shaped, the prevalent social thinking is hard to doubt.