Sentence examples for believed reflected from inspiring English sources

Dutton said the Coalition backbench "overwhelmingly" supported the government's strong stance, which he believed reflected views across the broader community.

Early last year, riots in Gujarat State left at least 1,000 Muslims dead -- carnage that many Muslims believed reflected governmental indifference, if not connivance.

John was also Chairman of the Board of the People's United Community Foundation, which he believed reflected the bank's ongoing commitment to community betterment.

Austen also wrote perhaps 3,000 letters over the course of her 41 years, most to her sister, Cassandra, who burned many and expurgated others that she believed reflected badly on Jane or other family members.

Reagan had told reporters that the executive experience of governors was often overlooked in selecting national leaders, and also stated that the new vice president should hold views consistent with the mandate of 1972, which he believed reflected the Republican Party's conservative and even libertarian philosophical basis, "a belief in individual freedom and the reduction of government".

M. Taylor Fravel, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who studies China's territorial issues, said Mrs. Clinton's move was in reaction to a long series of episodes in the South China Sea that American officials believed reflected greater assertiveness by China.

Blackman's Mrs. Catherine Gale, Macnee believes, reflected the rise of the women's movement.

Most of the time this disconnect does not, I believe, reflect bad intentions.

This, they believe, reflects a flawed view of both Jesus and God.

But at only 22p each, they are meals which, she believes, reflect a more austere time.

Yankees officials are also keeping a tally of rulings they believe reflect a bias against the Yankees.