Sentence examples for Reflecting from inspiring English sources

Thompson's recent comments to that effect which have done so much to inflame political opinion were merely reflecting that view.

Little Palm Grove, a sister resort 50 metres away, is a more private affair compared with Palm Grove's family-friendly environment but both have beautifully furnished cottages, reflecting the gorgeousness outside.

At the same time, yields on benchmark 10-year German government bonds, or bunds, fell to a record low of 0.05%, reflecting their perceived safe-haven status among investors.

I'd like to sound the less resonant call for a document that allows for dialogue, reflecting concerns as they emerge.

Reflecting the transformation of the political landscape in Scotland since the referendum, voting intentions for Westminster are now almost exactly aligned with those for Holyrood, where Labour polled 25% compared with the SNP's 51%.

But rather than reflecting some sudden strenthening in the eurozone, it follows worse-than-expected house sales data out of America this afternoon.

The number of people reporting assaults has more than doubled since the first of the country's three Rainbo centres opened in 2003, reflecting a growing awareness that violence against women is a punishable crime, and that women can access treatment.

The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed that Palmer will get $2.2m back from the taxpayer in the form of public funding, reflecting his party's comparatively high vote in the 2013 poll.

He says they waved as he flew in low and slow over the National Mall, over the reflecting pool and onto the Capitol's west lawn.

An Ofcom spokesperson said: "Ofcom is investigating whether the programme was duly impartial to ask Nigel Farage about his prospects of winning the Thanet South constituency without reflecting the position of other candidates".

Rock Rose Gin is part of a wave of distilleries reflecting people's new-found interest in gin.