Sentence examples for vividly reflect from inspiring English sources

Their respective studies vividly reflect their individual tastes.

Nothing may more vividly reflect the Republican Party's difficulty finding a suitable candidate for the Senate here than its flirtation this week with the former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka.

"Stained glass is an art form that vividly reflects its time," Ms. Hendrix said.

The nightmare vividly reflects the anxiety felt by many Tibetans, both inside and outside China.

That was vividly reflected in continual commercial and cultural intercourse between Great Britain and the continent.

The hearing also vividly reflected the racial politics bound up in the proposal.

They were vividly reflected on many of the guests who attended the shows (some are pictured here).

But Turner required no artificial stimulants to achieve the heightened consciousness, sometimes bordering on emotional frenzy, so vividly reflected in his animated art.

The 7-1 victory left the Braves with an 88-61 record after 149 games, which vividly reflects the struggles they have seen.

While, overall Internet use among blacks still significantly trails use among whites, the shrinking divide is most vividly reflected in the online experience of people like Billy and Barbara Johnson.

The terror inspired by grave robbers is vividly reflected in objects such as an extraordinary patented locking iron coffin, from the vaults of St Bride's church, designed so that once it was closed it was almost impossible to open again.