Sentence examples for be very reflective from inspiring English sources

Morton concluded, "Naturally, a dean's administration should be very reflective of what the bishop wants his cathedral to be.

So from the store itself to how they'll work with suppliers and how things are operated, it's going to be very reflective of Willie's life".

This birthday, more than any other, has caused me to be very reflective.

Kanye seemed to be very reflective of his recent comments, and was even apologetic.

This may sound trivially obvious in itself, but its one of those curious questions that can be very reflective and enlightening yet is seldom ever asked.

They also share a sense of reflection, openness and candor without actually being very reflective, open or candid.

The delay in the peak melt rates is primarily because of the changing albedo (surface reflectivity) during the summer; initially the snow is very reflective and covers the whole glacier, but as the summer wears on the snow becomes wet (less reflective), and in addition more and more ice of much lower albedo is exposed.

The more a paint reflects light the more fluorescent it becomes, and Semple's PINK is very reflective, meaning it gives off a very powerful fluorescence.

Ice is very reflective.

"It's very reflective of the show," she added.

Finally, Jim is very reflective about his roles as a scientist and an administrator.