Sentence examples for truly reflective of from inspiring English sources

"And it is truly reflective of the community itself".

If the House of Commons were truly reflective of the people it represents, at least 65 would be disabled.

But they will never be truly reflective of this country until we have proper polices for children that include but also go beyond schools.

"Extra will be different from traditional newspaper membership schemes in that events and activities will be truly reflective of the Guardian and the Observer's editorial coverage," he said.

The Ukip manifesto demanded "a new, proportional voting system that delivers a Parliament truly reflective of the number of votes cast, while retaining a constituency link" – without specifying which system.

That way, the survey results, which Medicare plans to link to hospital reimbursements and incentives, are truly reflective of where the hospital excelled and where the hospital needs to make improvement.

During a demo session for journalists, he explained how road surfaces in the game would gather rain water after a storm, and that the resulting puddle would be truly reflective, mirroring the chassis of passing cars, and reflecting sunlight.

Sam Abell falls into the latter camp of truly reflective practitioners.

How are we ever going to build a truly reflective democracy if we leave half of our most talented members of the population out in the cold during their reproductive years?

Three-dimensional, interactive videos create the illusion of leaves rustling beneath Siegfried's feet, of a pond's surface being truly reflective.

The first truly reflective sheeting came later, in the early 1940s, when 3M introduced sign material made with a patchwork of glass beads laminated under a plastic film.