Sentence examples for certainly reflecting from inspiring English sources

She was certainly reflecting the divide between mainly old and white members of the academy who believe that talent always wins through in the world of film, and the rest who think that there is a deeply ingrained problem throughout the industry.

Won't you be embarrassed if in a couple of years it turns out that the hijackers were really from Colombia?" The host was a serious Arab journalist, who was partly playing devil's advocate -- but he was certainly reflecting his Arab viewer's opinions.

But Shih is almost certainly reflecting the sentiments of a number of Android systems builders who have so far failed to benefit from Google's efforts outside the smartphone business, where Google faces an uphill struggle to persuade system builders to back it.

Much of this variation in the ornament raw material was eliminated during the manufacture stage, almost certainly reflecting the influence of cultural norms.

The key change that emerges from the Spanish case is in the distribution of skills in the working population shifting to the right, almost certainly reflecting improvements in education.

"I like a lot of what's happening in the Democratic Party, but I'm more of an independent thinker.... I've always liked Hillary, and Sanders is certainly reflecting a lot of my values and beliefs, but I'm gonna hold out".

It's certainly reflected in our course.

The draft rules certainly reflect that.

That certainly reflects Mr. Blake's thinking.

The list certainly reflects the inchoate spirit of the age.

If it is not, it certainly reflects badly on them.