Sentence examples for area reflecting from inspiring English sources

"It's definitely a conservative court in the criminal law area," reflecting a broad social consensus, said John O. McGinnis, a law professor at Northwestern University.

The population density is unusually low for a major metropolitan area, reflecting the predominance of single-family homes (about two-thirds of all dwelling units).

"Who knows, he might turn out to be another Obama," said Laura Buccafusca, 67, a well-coiffured retiree who was walking her dog in the Congreso area, reflecting on the American president's relatively high popularity here.

Last night, the group were recovering aboard a Norwegian tourist vessel which also happened to be cruising through the area, reflecting on an ordeal which demonstrated that more than 90 years after the Titanic, icebergs still sink ships.

Only a handful of city governments of the developed and developing world have control over their metropolitan area, reflecting different institutional arrangements and the protracted time-lag required to align urban growth "on the ground" with political boundaries.

Though most radio stations that cater to specific ethnic groups attract just a smidgen of the audiences who tune in to, say, Howard Stern, they are increasingly popping up in the far corners of the New York metropolitan area, reflecting both the growing diversity of suburbia and changes in the radio business.

This reduction in the disability area reflects commission-wide experience.

Population distribution outside the metropolitan area reflects the qualities of the landscape.

Our informal survey of small-business holdouts in the New York City area reflected the same concerns, phrased rather more colorfully.

"You see the whole area reflected in the kind of economy we have," she once said in an interview.

Each outside area reflects the school's needs boasting additional features such as picnic areas, willow hides for watching wildlife and pond areas for insect-spotting.