Sentence examples for bit to reflect from inspiring English sources

At a scene change, the binary patterns are expected to change quite a bit to reflect the scene change.

Abramson noted previous executive editors, but changed things up a bit to reflect the historical moment.

Pausing a bit to reflect, Malavasi added a little confession: "We hide our social conflicts and race conflicts.

He and Dailey are working to create a spiritual sanctuary for any wandering spirit who happens to drift their way—"a place to rest, a place to sit and think, and a place to heal a little bit, to reflect".

He and Dan are working to create a spiritual sanctuary for any wandering spirit who happens to drift their way—"a place to rest, a place to sit and think, and a place to heal a little bit, to reflect".

El Conejo had the Playboy logo — which he used as his own symbol, sometimes filled out a bit to reflect his ample size — painted on every wall of the prison.

For all of us on the mountain it's a moment to reflect – a bit like being next to a great big smouldering fire at the end of a long day.

As great as the city is, I figure there are times when players want to be a bit alone (to reflect, to regroup, etc).

We are kind of automating this little bit more to reflect the actual reality of the urban experience".

"I have had a bit of time to reflect on the record going and frankly, it comes as no surprise," Smith told the Guardian.

"It looks like the Bank of England is giving banks a little bit more flexibility to reflect market conditions," said Russell Silberstone, head of the interest-rate team at Investec Asset Management.