Sentence examples for usually a reflection of from inspiring English sources

Baseball managers are usually a reflection of the men who managed them.

A small company is usually a reflection of the owner's needs, desires and personality.

In religions where polygamy is still practiced — for example, in Islam — the number of wives is usually a reflection of the husband's wealth; the currency behind Mormon polygamy, however, seems to have been spiritual.

(In reality, the cheese signs have been composed by countless people over the years, but each shop has its own idiosyncratic voice, usually a reflection of the person in charge).

The primary mechanism of EMI shielding is usually a reflection of the electromagnetic radiation incident on the shield, which is a consequence of the interaction of EMI radiation with the free electrons on the surface of the shield [10].

Health disparities are defined as differences in health outcomes between segments of the population and are usually a reflection of social inequalities (CDC, 2013).

The comments I make about them are usually just a reflection of what I see.

However, most of the real business of conventions was conducted in informal meetings of various delegates and leaders, and activity on the floor of the convention was usually merely a reflection of behind-the-scenes decisions and compromises.

A well-characterized case of apparent mutational origin of hotspots is the preponderance of G>T transitions in the TP53 gene in lung cancers which is usually perceived as a reflection of the mutagenesis specificity of polycyclic carcinogens [ 18, 19].

Over the next few hours post-injection, myocardial I-MIBG activity typically decreases; the magnitude of this cardiac washout is usually interpreted as a reflection of neuronal integrity (ability to retain NE in presynaptic granules).

The editorial line of Kayhan, whose director is personally appointed by Iran's ruling cleric, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is usually taken to be a reflection of the leader's views.