Sentence examples for usually reflecting the from inspiring English sources

One soon learned that almost everyone had some pet explanation, usually reflecting the sharp divisions among Catholics.

High proportions of identical sequential readings or terminal digit preference is an indicator of problems with the measurements, usually reflecting the lack of proper training.

Urine is a source of biofluid which is easy to harvest and the biomarkers in urine are usually reflecting the renal function directly in various kinds of nephritic diseases.

The UK postgraduate specialty training (ST) programme is divided into basic training (ST1 and ST2), intermediate training (ST3, ST4 and ST5) and advanced training (ST6 and ST7), with the ST number usually reflecting the number of years a trainee has spent in the specialty.

"Architecture usually reflects the social climate of a place," Mr. Dolkart said.

And when coverage was negative it usually reflected the perception that she represents the past or is unlikable.

The content of important myths concerning the origin of the world usually reflects the dominant cultural form of a tradition.

Mountain fauna is less distinctive than the flora of the same places and usually reflects the regional fauna.

In this case and in general, though, legal experts said, en banc panels in the Ninth Circuit usually reflect the views of the full court.

The price of the picture packages usually reflects the 20 to 25percentthatathehe photo companies return to the P.T.A.'s as a fund-raiser.

A senior White House official who usually reflects the president's view said the criticism of Mr. O'Neill was "absolutely off base".