Sentence examples for clearly reflective from inspiring English sources

Back to music: in restaurant after restaurant, I'd hear a track and giggle or smile at how unlikely it was for the setting, or how obscure, or how clearly reflective it had to be of some chef's or restaurateur's peculiar taste or sense of humor.

("Clearly reflective of the hangover rate of the Republican delegates," said Mr. Gingrich's spokesman, R. C. Hammond, gamely).

"The movement is clearly reflective of everything that's wrong with Nigeria," said Nosa Igiebor, the outspoken editor of Tell, a weekly newsmagazine.

This is clearly reflective of an economy, at least on the manufacturing side, that is starting to heal," said Ned Riley, chief executive of Riley Asset Management in Boston.

"We are pleased to report an operating profit in what is traditionally a weak quarter for United compared to our peers, clearly reflective of our commitment to drive systemic improvements that are delivering results across the company," said Glenn Tilton Glenn Tilton, UAL chief executive.

This is clearly reflective of a populous demanding access to cannabis, which has created a very lucrative market.

Most studies focusing on pathophysiology utilize young animals, without any cardiovascular disease background, even though these animals are clearly not reflective of the pathophysiology of the patient populations.

The paired images read clearly as reflective gestures of mourning and indictment.

Members of his group, the International Solidarity Movement, said Mr. Avery was wearing a clearly marked reflective vest when he went outside on Saturday night to investigate gunshots.

This dance usually goes right up to the new fiscal year, which begins July 1. "The governor's suggestions are clearly more reflective of a hyper-partisan political agenda than in finding real solutions to our problems," said Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez in a statement.

While it's still clearly more reflective than a matte screen, for me, this is a non-issue now.