Sentence examples for works to reflect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mondini-Ruiz, who is of Mexican-American and Italian descent, means his works to reflect on matters of culture and identity.

Another series film, The Falcon Strikes Back (1943), followed, and then his luck turned; he was asked to take over direction - from Irving Reis - of a bizarre project entitled Hitler's Children, a hectoring, anti-fascist movie which became the first of Dmytryk's works to reflect his passionate leftwing views.

When he arrived there, the artist proved to have a phenomenal ability to design and realize hugely complex architectural and decorative projects, marshaling dozens of assistants, and over the next 20 years the center of Florence was radically restructured by Duke Cosimo and his new master of works to reflect new political realities.

We need to dig beneath these works to reflect on the world view they represent.

Both locals to the city, McCarthy and Prager use their elevated works to reflect LA's cultural milieu back to its inhabitants.

Shiny, nude glosses: A glossy, shimmering formula in a classic neutral works to reflect against graying enamel, creating an illusion that teeth are shinier than they actually are.

He intends his work to reflect the current refugee crisis.

These and other artists face a market that expects their work to reflect today's Iran.

The first work to reflect this influence is the "Madonna with the Violet" (c. 1443).

Trying to get some of the work to reflect the diversity of the city it is being performed in.

"I'm older, I've learned more about myself, and I want my work to reflect that".