Sentence examples for can certainly reflect from inspiring English sources

"Art can certainly reflect society; at times it may influence it, but not in ways that can be easily controlled or predicted," says McGowan. "What I can't do – what no book can do – is to fix the fundamental ills in our society – the poverty, the inequality, the coldness, the lack of love.

But they are significant and can certainly reflect the mood of the chamber.

The draft rules certainly reflect that.

Recent numbers certainly reflect that fact.

Lipton's images certainly reflect his fearless approach to photography.

These areas certainly reflect the presence of exposure risk factors.

This almost certainly reflects the recognition of the economic importance of space and what it can contribute to future growth.

This almost certainly reflects the fact that a proportion of early endosomal membranes that coalesce in the mutant tip region can recruit ESCRT-III.

It's certainly reflected in our course.

That certainly reflects Mr. Blake's thinking.

The list certainly reflects the inchoate spirit of the age.