Sentence examples for activists reflect from inspiring English sources

― the 10 British activists reflect on the stigma they regularly experience because they identify as trans. .

Administration officials say the emphasis on a broad array of projects — hotly disputed by some technology experts and human rights activists — reflects their view that technology can be a force that leads to democratic change, but cannot by itself bring down repressive regimes.

This enthusiasm for Sanders among peace activists reflects other aspects of his record, as well.

As a Burmese former activist reflected bleakly last month, Burma is now regarded as a "normal" country by the West.

That someone like Baraa Shiban is detained under a "terrorism" law by UK officials and threatened with prolonged detention if he refuses interrogation about his political views and drone activist reflects the same pathology.

One young activist reflected on the statement of Sadegh Larijani, the conservative head of Iran's judiciary, regarding the continuing jailing of Green Movement leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, both under house arrest since 2011.

Ali Khalifa al Kuwari, a government critic and democracy activist, reflects sentiment among a significant swath of Qataris with his repeated calls for a halt to the import of foreign labour.

Dunbar-Ortiz sat down for an interview at the home of former radical activists Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers in Chicago last month to discuss her dual role as a historian and activist, reflecting on these moments from the stance of a historian, albeit a kind of historian that the world had yet to embrace.

Dalia Gelbana, a young Egyptian activist, reflects that such artists sang about the 1952 revolution and despite the time lapse, "we have the same feelings and mostly the same demands -- social demands... we think these songs are much better than our songs nowadays".

A recent New York Times/CBS News poll found that almost half of the public thinks the views of the Occupy activists generally reflect the views of most Americans.

It has been over 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King descended on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to give his memorable "I Have A Dream" speech -- and still, the Civil Rights leader's influential words of encouragement and promise still resonate with some of today's activists and reflect many of the same social issues.