Sentence examples for be some reflection of from inspiring English sources
Instead, they suggest, the strange markings and arrangement could be some reflection of the group's beliefs about the afterlife.
There are those that argue that having a teenage daughter get pregnant may be some reflection of her mothering skills, her attentiveness, her insight into her own family.
Perhaps this is some reflection of the things happening in wider society, an effort to usurp the power of the market".
It is some reflection of how much we have allowed the financial establishment to dictate the agenda over the past 20 years that not a single frontline politician from any of the mainstream parties was prepared to advocate an increase in taxation as the mechanism for giving the executive bonuses back to the taxpayer.
Here are some reflections on the general question of the role of religion in our political life.
Here are some reflections of that marvelous, life-changing journey, (some excerpts will also be in a book, Mr. President, to be released tomorrow at the National Press Club in Washington DC).
There's already some reflection of it in the animated movie about the mutt, whose story, Baumbach said, contests the thought that "divorced families are flawed families.
Just as in Dante, where purgatory is some karmic reflection of life - flatterers pitched in manure, adulterers chasing for ever - so in annihilating self, assuming someone's identity, Ripley is condemned never to be free to be truly himself.
"We are perhaps seeing some reflection of loss of momentum in China's growth.
"I think once the club are through this particular period there has to be some kind of reflection on what has happened," he said.
