Sentence examples for because he reflects from inspiring English sources

In Gilead Ames observes that Jack always seems to see right through him; this makes Ames uncomfortable and resentful, because, he reflects, "these people who can see right through you never quite do you justice, because they never give you credit for the effort you're making to be better than you actually are, which is difficult and well meant and deserving of some little notice".

'Because,' he reflects, 'he pushed me to go farther..

If Koons shocks, it is because he reflects our time accurately.

On the other hand, officials of the Obama administration say they nominated him because he reflects their priorities and could challenge the way the bank works, having not spent half his life working in it.

In a niched-up world, Mr. Williams is someone we all seem to hold in common, not because he is Uncle Walt, but because he reflects an appealing mash-up of earnestness and knowingness.

Historians say that the perception that Mr. Cheney is in charge continues in part because he reflects a more recent trend, started under Bill Clinton, of influential vice presidents.

"I can vaguely remember that guy," he reflects, "because that is one of the songs I have continued to perform.

"I just haven't made people enough money," he reflects, "because what I do best is a bit odd".

Churchill's on the back, presumably because he best reflects the current state of the UK economy – "Never was so much owed by so many..."...

That is because, he said, "it largely reflects something that has already happened".

Because he was reflecting no light and constantly moving — it looked like a kind of hopped-up ceremonial dance — his form would not show up on the picture, though his darkening efforts would.