Sentence examples for to be a reflection from inspiring English sources

Poverty used to be a reflection of scarcity.

"Sesame Street" ceased to be a reflection of its surroundings.

In other words, he wants this house to be a reflection of his life's work?

Some of that seemed to be a reflection of Mr. Romney's margin of victory here.

It was also to be a reflection on the study and fruitful enjoyment of painting.

(That is likely to be a reflection of the UK's extensive reliance on lay magistrates).

National dilemma Once again Vegas is proving to be a reflection of the country's wider problems.

These images are reminiscent of a time, before Photoshop, when photographs were believed to be a reflection of reality.

This result is likely to be a reflection of what most people actually read – an author they can name.

"That has to be a reflection of their investment in the infrastructure for dealing with waste water".

At most, this seems to be a reflection of the fact that our Halloween has become very Americanised of late.