Sentence examples for a reflective of from inspiring English sources

Whether and how New Orleans should be rebuilt is going to be one of the toughest questions facing politicians at all levels, and from what I've seen so far I don't have much faith that there's going to be more than a reflective "of course it will be rebuilt" and a plowing ahead.

The chart shows a technical picture a reflective of correction/retraction.

Knight says this is a reflective of an economy in which the government is a key employer, and well aware of the need to compete with corporate giants for human capital.

Several interesting inferences can be made from the enzymatic studies showing Km or Ki values: (A) Reflective of product inhibition in enzymatic reactions, arsenite is a potent inhibitor of arsenate reductase, for which arsenate is the substrate.

However, observations from other studies suggest that women engagement in crop cultivation compared to informal businesses may be a reflective of the better resources and childcare practices within households particularly those with suitable childcare [ 14, 16, 17].

It becomes more of a reflective type of learning so it depends on what type of learner you have.

We used purposive sampling to facilitate the recruitment of a sample reflective of a range of demographic characteristics.

Tim Robey of The Daily Telegraph, in a reflective review of the film in 2013, was positive.

Word of mouth (WOM) is used as a reflective indicator of patient loyalty.

He was about to start writing his autobiography, and was in a reflective frame of mind.

"He never wrote memoirs, he wasn't a reflective kind of guy.