Sentence examples for which it reflected from inspiring English sources

In ear ornaments and beads, in large disks, in vessels shaped like humans and animals, silver-working continued a long tradition in a culture in which it reflected social status and political authority.

The advisory group provided specific advice on the organisation of the taxonomy and on the degree to which it reflected the experiences of those working in the vaccination and communication fields.

While the project aimed to improve malaria treatment and reduce risks associated with presumptive treatment by introducing diagnostics into the private sector, the local constituents of the project were also concerned by the way in which it reflected the relationship between the drug shops and the formal health service.

Moreover, it was not our intention to propose the use of the WHIM as a stand-alone diagnostic tool, but simply to determine the extent to which it reflects the final diagnosis, and whether its performance in this respect could be improved by reordering.

This version was recorded centuries later; the extent to which it reflects actual historical events is not known.

Without the albedo effect of ice – by which it reflects solar radiation up to 10 times more effectively than open water – we have entered a positive feedback loop.

One of the outstanding characteristics of Chinese art is the extent to which it reflects the class structure that has existed at different times in Chinese history.

But what makes it most exciting is the way in which it reflects the biggest change in British politics at the moment: the battle of ideas is being fought on David Cameron's terms.

What sets it apart, though, is the degree to which it reflects Ms. Ling's reportorial persona and approach, an unusually low-key and matter-of-fact (for television, anyway) blend of skepticism and empathy.

Mary Shelley raved in her letters about the near-tropical color of the lake, "blue as the heavens which it reflects," and used an array of scenes from Lake Geneva in "Frankenstein".

"At the core of these functions is the ability to find and set the right price, including the extent to which it reflects risk," Antonio Borges, an I.M.F. official and former vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, told the conference.