But some of it, I think, reflects her unusual place on the American political landscape.
But the market's reaction, I think, reflects a couple of things.
"There was a classy moment this week, which I think reflects Manchester United more than anything.
"What happened in other parts of the country does not, I think, reflect my district," Ms. Dahlkemper said.
These seemingly paradoxical obsessions, I think, reflect a universal human desire to distinguish what's real, in order to make sense of potentially overwhelming sensory experience.
Mr. Lieberman replied: "I spoke what naturally came from my heart and I think reflects the feeling of the great majority of the American people.
Finally, the potential reconsideration that I think reflects best on Bush's record is the one I raised in a column several years ago, which I'll just quote from here: America has had its share of disastrous chief executives.
The turn to Founding Fathers studies by straight historians does, I think, reflect a mood — that for too long, too little attention has been paid, until recently, to the "great white men" of the American past.
This comment, I think, reflects the frustration many young scientists feel with the monastic-scientist approach after--or in the midst of--those extended postdoc years.
This remark, I think, reflects the true importance of philosophical analysis for Moore: its importance for him is metaphysical in so far as it reveals the 'ultimate' substances which are the subjects of our ordinary common sense thought and talk.
