Sentence examples for truly reflected in from inspiring English sources

It's a laudable aim, but one that's not truly reflected in the film, which ultimately sidelines the kids' experiences to make Johnson the focus.

If the number of ballots cast for the Liberal Democrats had been truly reflected in that party's Commons representation, it would have more than doubled its number of seats.

All the progressive parties must actively work together to select unity candidates to beat the government in the next general election and then enact proportional representation so people can vote for their party and know that it will be truly reflected in the result.

Though Palestinian students are trilingual since they learn three languages at school, multilingualism is not truly reflected in their schoolscapes.

A decade after J.K. Rowling revealed that she "always thought of [Hogwarts Headmaster Albus] Dumbledore as gay," LGBTQ fans of Harry Potter and their allies are still waiting to see themselves truly reflected in the Potter franchise's stories.

Lewis questioned whether these standards are truly reflected in practice or whether they are used to justify practice and to create professional boundary in a profession which lacks the characteristics of a traditional 'profession' [ 45].

"I ask you to truly reflect in the intimacy of your conscience … before taking a decision that concerns not just myself but our democracy," he said.

In order to see if this extra width truly reflected the uncertainty in the estimation of, or instead if it was over-conservative, we conducted twelve simulation studies, each one based on the characteristics of a meta-analysis which exhibited some heterogeneity (from 'Glioma' to 'NSCLC 4'NSCLC

Mr. Kerik said that, for the purpose of keeping statistics that truly reflected crime levels in New York, the deaths from the terror attack would be calculated separately from the city murder rate.

In order to assess whether the Km value determined from the variation of ATP hydrolysis rate as a function of substrate concentration, truly reflected a difference in ATP binding, we measured the apparent equilibrium dissociation constant (KD) of ATP for DDX3wt and DDX3ΔINS, in the absence of catalysis, by directly UV-crosslinking [α33P]-ATP to the enzyme active site (Fig. 3 F).

Next we measured the steady state levels of respiratory complex proteins to determine whether the partial growth defect suppression truly reflected an improvement in respiratory competence.