Sentence examples for writing reflects from inspiring English sources
They were violent, bloodthirsty times, and Shakespeare's writing reflects that.
The instrumental writing reflects both Mr. Carter's longstanding interests and his recent stylistic shift more fully.
Without my being aware, it's possible that my writing reflects the era".
— Emiliano Lopez Your ability to write well is critical to our decision because your writing reflects your thinking.
Non-scientists often think his writing reflects "the scientific method", but scientists don't; he agrees with the scientists.
His writing reflects the richer sonorities of English music that influenced continental European works of the early Renaissance.
Much of her writing reflected her special interest in psychology, especially children, childhood experiences and relationships between parents and children.
Francis Bacon's "Figure Writing Reflected in a Mirror" painted in 1976 in the English artist's usual expressionistic manner realized the same price as "Sleeping Girl," $44.82 million.
Ms. Rosewoman, originally from Oakland, Calif., started this band in New York 30 years ago, and her more spiky, harmonically occluded, modern writing reflected that time and place.
Part Two strains credulity at times, but the device is worth the trouble, for it highlights the novel's themes of reading, writing, reflecting, reënacting, and transcribing.
From this point on, Bonaventure's writing reflected the needs of the Order, but he did not cast aside his philosophical mind.
