Sentence examples for are reflective of how from inspiring English sources

Albelin's feelings then are reflective of how the N.B.A. players are responding now.

Attitudes to these issues are reflective of how human perceptions and practices are central to the efforts to cope with climate change.

The changes to reputation metrics in science that are underway are reflective of how reputation is measured online: Twitter has followers and retweets; GitHub has followers and forks; StackOverflow has reputation; Facebook has likes and comments; YouTube has view counts.

Westwood, who heads a world top 10 that features six Europeans including five from Britain and Northern Ireland, countered: "It was nice to get back to number one but to be honest I hadn't played the first part of the year like the world number one and the world rankings are reflective of how you played".

Like it or not, his statements are reflective of how most individuals, including his critics, would respond.

I am saying that the way innovators think, their mindset is different and these ten strategies are reflective of how different they are.

But it is reflective of how Republicans feel.

It was reflective of how United were pinned back in virtually all of the opening passages.

"I think buildings should be reflective of how we use them now".

"And with three quality units, you can relax the load that we otherwise are forced to put on James Patrick and Brian Leetch". Monday night's comeback victory over the Capitals was reflective of how valuable the full contingent of defensemen can be.

That score, identical to that in the derby last season at the same stadium, was reflective of how so many of the Arsenal-Tottenham encounters turn into goal gluts.