Sentence examples for this recording reflects from inspiring English sources

With precision editing, lighting and camera work, this recording reflects the music's vivacity and intensity, and should have been included in full in any salute to Boulez on television.

And this record reflects his tastes and background.

The Off! songs are tighter and often shorter; this record reflects fast, concentrated work.

This record reflects a far-and-wide aesthetic imagination, one that's been broadening for a long time.

"There are moments when you struggle through things and moments when you're on top of the world and I like to think this record reflects that.

This record reflects less an ingrained liberalism than a move from representing liberal Massachusetts towards the national stage.But in seeking to answer the question "what does he stand for?", Mr Kerry and his advisers must focus less on what he has done than on what he promises to do, ie, on his platform.

Part of this record reflects groundwater rise controlled (fine-grained) sedimentation as a result of postglacial (early) Eemian sea-level rise.

"It is possible that this record reflects the UK's relative good fortune — unlike some other Member States of the Council of Europe, the UK has not so far had to learn the bitter experience of the extent to which secret and unaccountable surveillance by the state can undermine democracy and freedom".

The lack of recording reflects the world's acceptance that these deaths are inevitable.

"Does the record reflect that this father did not love his child?" Justice Jeannette Knoll asked the prosecutor, Tommy Johnson.

Let the record reflect it.