Sentence examples for to reflect something from inspiring English sources

"The final stages of decision-making seem to reflect something very much like a utility calculation".

That seems to me to reflect something about the culture of Hollywood.

I chose images with a visual structure or complexity that could be reworked to reflect something about language.

His early style was much influenced by Camille Corot, and his restricted and delicate palette continued to reflect something of Corot's silvery tonalities.

Closeups are rare, and when the camera does move – just once in the entire film – it is to reflect something calamitous.

Now she wanted it to reflect something more sinister, an upended reality — so she asked the museum to turn the signs upside down.

It certainly caused me to pause and reflect, something I rarely do in the midst of my typically manic life.

What's more perilous is the extent to which these sudden shifts reflect something unique to constitutional debates — namely that arguments for constitutional limits tend not to sway people who don't already have a political incentive to support them.

I assumed that Radner's and Wilder's behavior reflected their characters; it never occurred to me that their behavior might reflect something happening to them.

Whether we like it or not, the people we choose to date, and sleep with, reflect something of ourselves.

In that sense, fibs can reflect something close to the opposite of the frustration, insecurity and secretiveness that often fuel big lies.