Sentence examples for to be reflections from inspiring English sources

Banksy's art appears to be reflections of various periods and styles of fine art.

Gervasi had the audacity to consider the filmmaker's realized visions to be reflections of an inner life that documented behavior hardly conveys.

While any effort toward classification must be subject to inadequacies, beliefs about dreams nonetheless fall into various classifications depending upon whether dreams are held to be reflections of reality, sources of divination, curative experiences, or evidence of unconscious activity.

But here's the hitch: Organizations systems tend to be reflections of all of the people who work there especially the leaders.

Consequently, what were described as bridged connections in early studies is deemed to be reflections of "outward connections" in most cases.

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA The bright,  orange-lipped "disco clam" (Ctenoides ales) became a phenom last year when researchers learned that its dazzling display (see video above) proved to be reflections of ambient light and not light produced by the clams themselves.

"There's always going to be reflection," Pavano said.

Moreover, the oscillograms can be considered to be reflection of retinal function [ 21].

Pericardial fluid (PF) is often considered to be reflection of the serum by which information regarding the physiological status of the heart can be obtained.

Mentors don't need to be mirror reflections of ourselves.

Women are prizes to be won, reflections of a man's social capital.