Sentence examples for accomplishments reflected from inspiring English sources

The alternative view is that Tyco's accomplishments reflected more accounting smoke and mirrors than reality.

Domenick Morda Sarasota, Fla., Dec. 23, 2010 • To the Editor: Your editorial about the Senate's accomplishments reflects, beyond anything else, Barack Obama's courage.

Those modest accomplishments reflect the contradictory mix of resilience and fragility that characterizes life in the rebel-held countryside around Tilalyan, a swath of farmland stretching as far as 40 miles from the Turkish border in northeastern Syria.

— Redpoint Colleges want to admit those students who are authentic: whose good grades are a byproduct of academic and intellectual engagement rather than a goal in and of themselves and whose activities and accomplishments reflect a genuine interest in what they are doing.

Some of Rolling Stone's most distinguished literary accomplishments reflect Wenner's hands-on approach to publishing.

\r\nSome of Rolling Stone's most distinguished literary accomplishments reflect Wenner's hands-on approach to publishing.

To the contrary, President Obama is the most outspokenly pro-LGBT president in American history, and his administration's lengthy list of first-term accomplishments reflects his support of our community.

Patrick was rather circumspect about the accomplishment, reflecting back on how close she came to the pole in her first try, Ed Hinton writes on ESPN.com, and how it has altered her outlook.

That ART attrition improved at Hôpital St. Michel in Jacmel following the 2010 earthquake was an important accomplishment, reflecting the resilience of hospital staff and patients and the role of external aid in stabilizing the national ART program in the post-earthquake period.

They want to see accomplishments that reflect who we are as a people, and which advance us as a society.

Wolf was concerned that her accomplishments may have reflected her appearance rather than her talent.