Sentences with phrase «as a reflection»

In what ways has contemporary realism come of age as a reflection of its time?

The painting can be seen as a reflection on the current state of American politics and culture.

Here, the combination of the wallpaper with the ceramics in still - life reflects a statement on the endurance of domestic objects, as well as a reflection of the artist's childhood.

Stories, then, can be seen as reflections of concrete reality, or they can be seen as concrete realities in themselves, parts of a particular civilization.

The story serves as a reflection of how vital digital currency wallets have become for the industry, and how competitive the landscape is today.

When you pick a white color for the walls they will pick up slight hue from the surrounding objects such as reflections off the floor or carpet.

When the interviewer asks about what your ideal boss is like, it could be asked as a reflection upon your past supervisors or in terms of your future preferences.

Students need to be assisted to welcome new challenges and to view mistakes not as reflections on their ability, but as vital steps in the learning process.

First of all, the means employed in this conflict will inevitably be viewed as a reflection of the level of commitment to the declared cause.

I paid him a studio visit to gain a shred of insight on his artistic process and get to know his art as a reflection on his person.

The viewer functions as the reflection of the now, a different interpretation for every set of eyes.

Your invoice is as much as a reflection of your image as your office or your business card.

Would you describe your paintings as a reflection of the modern human condition?

Owners treat their home as a reflection of who they are rather than as an investment, but they're also aware of the advantages of taking a DIY approach to repairs.

This is intended as a reflection on peace, its cultivation and its greater significance.

Recruiters often see the candidate's writing as the reflection of his / her approach to his / her professional responsibilities.

We view the prospect for rising rates as a reflection of the healthy economy.

In either case, the eyes are often the most immediately affecting element in her paintings, which double as reflections of how we look at portraits.

If we take familiarity with basic elements of Christian tradition as a reflection of how effectively «formation» happens in our homes and congregations, we must admit to remarkably mixed results.

So how might our entertainment systems and devices change within the next few years as a reflection of mounting energy costs?

There's no real resolution to any of the sub plots featured within, which could be interpreted as a reflection on broken families in the real world.

Best of all, more students see their grades as a reflection of their learning and effort, rather than as a random number given to them by a teacher.

Finally, teachers can use the list as a reflection tool.

Applications are considered with the best interests of the animals in mind and should not be construed as a reflection on the applicant.

Children are vulnerable to interpreting shortcomings of their parents and a breakdown of the marital relationship as reflections of their own worth.

It was unique as the reflection of its owners and their circle of friends and patrons.

They're decisions of the mind and heart, made as a reflection of what we value.

Let's just say that I take my own continuous and enthusiastic learning from my own students as a reflection that they themselves are learning more deeply.

The researchers identified six genes for the skin proteins known as reflections.

Then, when one of those processes does fail, you see this outcome as a reflection of the business as a whole.

In an early episode, a heart attack forces Sterling into a moment of what for him passes as reflection.

Employers and peers will look at your online presence as a reflection of who you are and what you know.

I see this cartoon as a reflection of our «Western» lack of understanding and expectation about matters of the spirit.

It is also crucial to consider these results as a reflection of our times.

People often perceive your ability to cope with motherhood as a reflection of how good a mother you are.

It is even more unlikely that you have a genuine random sample of members to be reliable as a reflection of party opinion.

The old pink one was just too girly, and I didn't feel it was appropriate as a reflection of me and my style anymore.

The elegant women's shift dresses have been observed as the reflection of major cultural changes in the history of fashion during its peak times of immense popularity.

It's really important not to see those down periods as a reflection on you.

The opening poses as a reflection of those that have come and gone before us.

It's even more successful as a reflection of its fascinating, flawed subjects.

It also presents these trials for these young men not quite ready for adulthood as a reflection of its time and place.

It was natural to think of the classroom as a reflection of my teaching content and who I was as a teacher.

These standards were incorporated into the instrument as a reflection of the uniqueness of being a Catholic school system.