Sentence examples for be reflect from inspiring English sources
verb
To bend back (light, etc.) from a surface.
- A mirror reflects the light that shines on it.
Jordan said the Motown music is an essential element of the series, which aims to be reflect the UK's multicultural society.
The current editor of the Sun, Dominic Mohan, said on Wednesday that the paper was "deeply ashamed and profoundly sorry" for publishing "an inaccurate and offensive story" and would be "reflect our deep sense of shame" in Thursday's edition.
The primary comparison and guessing between these values which changes from high, low, low, high, and then low may be reflect the quaternary sediments and the marly limestone layer of the tertiary age, respectively, and their abundant curve type is QK.
When the angle between the orientation of incident light and the normal of Pt wire surface is larger than 45°, the incident light can be reflect by Pt wire to the surface of photoanode, which is about 5% of the whole incident light.
Those being considered, or hoping to be, reflect the vast differences within the House GOP majority.
His equally spurious domestic "proposals", such as they may be, reflect nothing but the unreality of his own self-concept.
They can, however, be reflected.
"That needs to be reflected.
That would truly be reflecting something.
That should be reflected in the GDP.
And that will be reflected in earnings.
