All of which reflects a society longing for but deliriously disconnected from the world of nature.
Is it the precautionary principle then which reflects a "childish desire to simplify"?
"Each day there will be something which reflects a different part of the British business community on parade".
The Magsaysay award cites "the pure altruism of her personal giving, which reflects a deep, consistent, quiet compassion".
Everything is focused around their [US] writers and their language, like a hall of mirrors which reflects a perpetual, infinite image of America".
And, he added, a number of big Sundance buys didn't work out last year, which reflects a general glut of cinema, not a distorted market at the festival.
Shennan's new role, which reflects a similar BBC drive in the arts, will mean extra money for music, but the amount is not expected to be substantial.
Salaries in finance and consulting are almost the same in the US and Europe, which reflects a high level of multi-nationalism in these industries.
In the beautiful catalog that accompanies the show, Mr. Baker discusses the special character of the collection, which reflects a fascination with the artists' personal and professional milieu.
Historically, sanctions against Russia have come in several different categories, each of which reflects a different theory of Russia and perhaps even of the world.
The average ratio was 82 percent in August, which reflects a down payment of 18 percent, about three percentage points lower than last year's average.
