Sentence examples for usually reflected in from inspiring English sources

As for the United States, she describes the strange sort of nostalgia that has developed in a country with so many malleable traditions and histories, a nostalgia that is rarely reflective and usually reflected in amusements: in movies, décor and popular culture.

Anthony's skills are not usually reflected in the box score.

The best indications of his emotional state are usually reflected in tiny gestures.

Their minor differences are not usually reflected in the written language.

And while J-51 abatements generally are not passed through to individual shareholders, Mr. Shernicoff said, the resulting tax reduction is usually reflected in lower monthly maintenance charges.

This is usually reflected in the availability of manure.

In light of such shortcoming, we opted to use techniques with easy implementation, which usually reflects in their complexity.

Pollen competition and selection appears to be a common feature shared by most angiosperms (Mulcahy, 1979; Hormaza and Herrero, 1992 , 1996 and it is usually reflected by a reduction in the number of pollen tubes that continue to grow in the style (Sedgley, 1977; Cruzan, 1990; Hormaza and Herrero, 1996).

Far from harming the village, Mr. Blaughsaid, new and remodeled houses were often more aesthetically pleasing than what they replaced, and usually reflected historic building styles in the village.

The calculated motivation scores usually reflected ANM and SN interview data, with some variation in other stakeholder responses.

Each lender has a certain way rates are presented and some charge origination and application fees, which are usually not reflected in the interest rate range, making it difficult to compare across lenders.