Sentence examples for also reflecting that from inspiring English sources

Considered partly autobiographical (like Steinn, Laxness converted to Roman Catholicism in his youth and spent time at a monastery), "The Great Weaver From Kashmir" was written when Laxness was in his 20s, the zeal of its main character perhaps also reflecting that of its author.

A foreign observer notes these things, while also reflecting that the US political system seems well-designed to frustrate much of what Obama would like to do in such fields.

And maybe he's also reflecting that if humanity doesn't or shouldn't need war to make us realise that life has a purpose then equally the solitary man doesn't or shouldn't need the risks of flight to attain the same realisation.

Rob McLaughlin of Den of Geek noted that Tom's return among the final few minutes of the show was "a welcome return from an old friend," while Dork Adore reviewer Nick Bryan called it "a nice touch," also reflecting that it "nailed home the central moral: no-one ever escapes from the horror.

And the movie also reflects that special appeal of the self-deprecating actor who voices her.

I wouldn't want to put these lyrics into a pop song, but they also reflect that mannered, reserved attitude.

The subsidies would also reflect that "immunization protects not just the individual, but also others in society, from contagious diseases," the report said.

In contrast to those happy days, Davis also reflects that sadly, many lives were lost needlessly because patients were seen too late for effective treatment.

Morland also reflects that had he held on to property in central London, he would have made more money from it than from all of his criminal enterprises.

The move also reflects that little major legislative action is expected this year as the two parties remain far apart on spending and tax policy.

The filling of reciprocal space, which is directly visualized in the figure, also reflects that complexity.