Sentence examples for that was reflected from inspiring English sources

She was fragile and that was reflected in her lyrics.

It basically went to something that was reflected when Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence.

There was a brittle quality that was reflected in the hit TV show a few years later.

In the 1990s in Newcastle, Alan Lyddiard formed a fruitful relationship with St Petersburg's Maly theatre that was reflected in the work seen on stage in that city.

As recently as the nineteen-eighties, most people on Wall Street regarded research as a backwater, a view that was reflected in the layout of big investment banks.

All the while the three friends cherished their product, having a level of fun with it that was reflected in its quirky flavors and reputation.

It instead left a palpable unease that was reflected everywhere in the televised theatrics that surrounded it and in the queasiness that has lingered since.

Mr. Mackay said many Australians carried a "huge but unadmitted collective guilt" about Aborigines that was reflected in the "most appalling racist humor reserved for Aborigines".

She brought a zest for life that was reflected in her colorful wardrobe; "She wasn't somebody who wore a lot of black," remembered her cousin, Susan Sullivan.

The conceit that poverty is a problem suffered by other — often less deserving — people was an essential  part of suburban self-identity that was reflected in its politics.

The Indo-European peoples who entered India in the 2nd millennium bce were pastoralists; cattle had major economic significance that was reflected in their religion.