Meanings of reflect the times in English

Kendrick lets his art reflect the times, like all great visionaries before him.

As Nina Simone says, art is supposed to reflect the times.

It's true that Beck's message, seventy-five years after Coughlin, has changed to reflect the times.

Climbing is no different; magazines must always be reinventing themselves, evolving to reflect the times.

Nina Simone said it's an artist's duty to reflect the times in which we live.

EBONY.com: Nina Simone once said it's an artist's duty to reflect the times in which we live.

He has 22 dancers, five musicians and six weeks to create a work that answers Nina Simone's call for artists to reflect the times.

Not because our situations are comparable (they're definitely not), but because she said that an artist's duty is to reflect the times.

She doesn't have to be a fashion leader or trend maker - she can't really take chances but she ought to reflect the times.

We have 22 dancers, five musicians and six weeks to create a 30-minute piece that will reflect the times.

World leaders and experts are debating whether international drug laws should be eased to reflect the times at the United Nations in New York today.

And art was always something that reflects the times and becomes obsolete.

The best of them evolve over time, their work reflecting the times even as it breaks new ground.

But that look reflected the times when more and more women were going out to work and literally shouldering new responsibilities.

Now with all his experience in the business Mr Easy seeks to release a body of work that reflects the times we're living in.