Sentence examples for was less reflection from inspiring English sources

Even in a victorious locker room at New Meadowlands Stadium, there was less reflection and more focus on what was ahead.

But the story — such as it was — was less a reflection of real life than a hope for the future.

The embarrassing delay was less a reflection of senatorial dismay with Mr. Bush's choice than a means of showing displeasure with his regressive environmental policies.

Jerry O'Connor, a spokesman for the council, said he thought that this was less a reflection of rising racism per se, but rather that "people are simply feeling more comfortable speaking up about it".

Mr. Morisot said the absence of such measures here so far was less a reflection of Asia's strength than of its uncertainty about how deep the downturn will be.

The disappointing auction was less a reflection of lack of interest in Iraq's energy sector than of the tough terms demanded by the government, the location of some of the fields in dangerous and remote regions of the country, and the fact that many of the blocks up for bid were for natural gas, which is less attractive to foreign companies than oil.

When the thickness was only 2.0 mm and the component content was 33 wt%, the loss of reflection was less than −10 dB shifted from 6 7 GHz to 7 13 GHz and the loss of minimum reflection decreased from 12.5 dB lost to 32 dB lost through a discrete-structure process.

The reflection loss was less than −10 dB in frequency range of 10.3 13.5 GHz and the maximum reflection loss was reach to −33.85 dB at 11.7 GHz when the coating thickness was 2.5 mm.

Chris Lehane, Mr. Gore's spokesman, said that this period was less a shift than a reflection of "the natural ebb and flow" of any campaign.

The conversation around here tends to be less a reflection of what parents experience, and more a reflection of the parts of those experiences they want to talk about.

Instead, the third scenario was less punctual in connecting the reflections of digital scholarship with technical tools and infrastructures, giving excessive value to social media and networks where in other cases (information sciences) their adoption has raised polemics.