Even in the lawlessness of Juárez, a city of 1.2 million people and a center for drug trafficking, Ms. Portillo argued that the lack of progress in catching the culprits reflected an almost cavalier attitude toward the victims.
His eye-catching title reflects the big argument about names in his home country, America.
The walls in the lobby, crammed with breath-catching posters, reflect summer stock's long gone golden age.
America's cultural melting pot has been evolving for years, and the Miss America pageant is relevant to the changing demographics in the U.S. because it is slowly catching up to reflect that diversity in its winners.
I imagine some of them, at the end of a long day, catching a glimpse of themselves reflected in a glass, when this leaning forward then provokes a kind of paralyzing panic — a fear of falling forward, flat on one's face! (Like the panic sometimes visible on the faces of those suffering from Parkinson's).
Reflections on shiny dark wood can be as eye-catching as boats reflecting in water, or as distracting.
One probable reason for the low numbers of fish may be predation by black cormorants (Phalacrocorax carbo) which is also reflected by the low catching numbers of fish sized between 15 and 40 cm.
Spiky, rhythmically vital and full of ear-catching figuration and interplay, the work reflected the quirkiness of its title.
The classic dichotomy of plot and character is beside the point; while following a character in action, the inner life can be reflected in a moment — or, catching a character in repose, stories can be spun out on the wing.
Ceide means flat-topped hill in Gaelic (and, trickily, is pronounced "Cajun" without the "n"), and as I approached this vast hill, a glint of angled glass reflected in the sun, like a prism catching light.
