Sentence examples for briefing reflected from inspiring English sources

The strong words Mr. Sharif unleashed against Mr. Musharraf in the briefing reflected the poisonous history between the men.

Colonel Phillabaum contends that General Karpinski was angry because his briefing reflected poorly on her command, so she began a process to reassign him to her headquarters.

The Syria aid crisis portrayed by Ms. Amos in her Security Council briefing reflected new levels of frustration over the Council's inability to act decisively on the conflict, despite its binding — and so far successful — Sept. 27 resolution on the dismantling of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal.

While those documents are still not public, I have read excerpts from many of them, along with other recently declassified records, and come to an inescapable conclusion: the administration's reaction to what Mr. Bush was told in the weeks before that infamous briefing reflected significantly more negligence than has been disclosed.

The government's proposed order of briefing reflects "a strategic desire to have the last word on all the issues before the court," the McConnell brief said.

Robert Abrams, a former New York attorney general and one of the authors, said the brief reflected "strong feelings" that an injustice had been done to Mr. Siegelman.

But the assertion in the Manhattan district attorney's brief reflects — in a particularly dramatic way — some prosecutors' belief that they can bully the court into refusing to enforce a constitutional guarantee simply by arguing that such enforcement would be an administrative and financial burden.

Republicans, for their part, have ended their brief experiment, reflected in the Senate bill, in bipartisanship on immigration.

The five pieces played by this orchestra, including a too-brief encore, reflected Mr. Palmieri's imperial authority in the realm of rumba — and the fact that he always stamped this dance-floor music with the full measure of his ambition.

The student responses were brief and reflected generally positive, negative, or neutral perspectives of the plant phylogenetics module.

The Pentagon chafed at the briefing because it reflected a new reality: narcotics were becoming less a problem of humanitarian assistance and more a problem of insurgency and war.