In reality, 7 Middagh was sensationally cluttered, stuffed to overflowing with Americana, which reflected something essential about Davis, who was a collector of all things weird, including people.
The Trial One volunteers in this study were not often sick, and it was not easy to handle their time because even on arriving for their interviews for this study they always began by announcing how little time they had, which reflected their concerns about time taken up by the trial.
A thematic approach was used to analyze the data, which reflected the people's experiences brought about by the implementation of the contract service policy.
Social desirability bias may also have been introduced as participants may have given answers which they deemed to be appropriate to the researchers not necessarily which reflected their true beliefs about the situation.
You can dismiss his assertion about Iraqis, which reflected his frustrations as well as his ignorance.
As though that was not a serious enough breakdown in NHS relations, Mr Hunt was on Wednesday embroiled in an emotive argument about numbers which reflected wider lack of trust.
Even afterward, the place was so unprotected that a CNN staffer could walk in and pick up Stevens's private diary, which reflected the ambassador's fear about never-ending attacks and being on an Al Qaeda hit list.
His first three novels including The Uncalled (1898), which reflected his own spiritual problems were about white characters.
However, the researchers pointed out that the self-assessments, which reflected how aware students were about their learning, in general, might have measured something other than achievement.
The main criterion for selection was to obtain a sample which reflected a range of opinion about antidepressant medication.
