Sentence examples for where it reflects from inspiring English sources

The show has dead spots, mainly where it reflects the retrenched art-about-art spirit of the day.

Even little things such as moving a mirror from the dining room to the living room, where it reflects the outdoors, made a big difference.

The decision whether or not to work flexible hours should rest with individuals and families – or should at least be made on the national level where it reflects decades of democratic discourse.

A black monolith, shaped like a domino, appears at the moment in prehistory when human ancestors discover how to use tools, and another is later found, in the year 2001, just below the lunar surface, where it reflects signals toward Jupiter's moons.

A black monolith, shaped like a domino, appears at the moment in prehistory when human ancestors discover how to use tools, and is later found, in the year 2001, just below the lunar surface, where it reflects signals toward Jupiter's moons.

When volcanoes erupt, they launch sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere, where it reflects sunlight back into space.

As GAVI concludes its 'mid-term review' meeting -- where it reflected on its accomplishments over the last few years and looked ahead to how it will position itself in the future -- we think it's a good time to suggest several short- and long-term changes that could help reach more of the children who are missing out on life-saving vaccination.

Promulgated in Vienna in the early nineteen-thirties, the notion of incompleteness threw mathematics into a hall of mirrors, where it reflected upon itself to alluring, if disorienting, effect: the theorem proved, using mathematics, that mathematics could not prove all of mathematics.

Type II collagen mRNA was found in all the cartilage areas of almost all the rats, and did not vary much according to the oestrogen status, except for the upper and margin areas, where it reflected the variations of CTX-II immunoreactivity in the different experimental conditions.

The mainstream pop punk of latter-day bands such as Blink-182 is criticized by many punk rock devotees; in critic Christine Di Bella's words, "It's punk taken to its most accessible point, a point where it barely reflects its lineage at all, except in the three-chord song structures".

3 Indeed, PH is common in patients with LHD, where it often reflects the background LHD, but has also been reported to be a maker of disease severity and unfavourable prognosis.