Sentence examples for clues reflect from inspiring English sources

These seemingly conflicting clues reflect the bizarre trajectory of Mr. Israel's life, beginning as the scion of a New Orleans family and ending up the perpetrator of one of Wall Street's biggest recent frauds, the 2005 collapse of his Bayou hedge fund.

I imagine a NS reader would be a fairly intelligent leftie with an interest in politics and the arts, and try to tailor some of my clues to reflect that … but that's about as far as it goes.

Cortenay Smith, senior editor at Prevention Magazine, joins Better.TV to discuss "body oddities" -- the ways in which our bodies sometimes hold clues and messages reflecting bigger issues concerning our health and physical well being, and what we can do to take notice and take control of our health.

He also updates relevant maps to reflect locked doors, clues, and obstructions, and writes down the content of all documents for future reference.

Floral clocks work in any weather because the photosensitive plants that reflect day length actually take their clues from the length of the night, not the day.

Further clues come from isotopes of another element, nitrogen, which reflect diet.

Ebolavirus genomes provide clues as to the relationship with each other and reflect information that can be used to trace back their likely geographical and temporal locations.

Correction: this post was edited on the 6 January to reflect the argument that if an n-clue grid is uniquely solvable then adding a digit to make an n+1-clue grid must also be uniquely solvable.

No time to reflect: the clock was ticking, the list of clues was long, the American Museum of Natural History's vastness more apparent than ever.

If they do apply, they reflect constraints in their organization that can provide clues about the underlying mechanisms.

Thus, EVs may mediate or reflect aspects of kidney stone pathogenesis and perhaps provide clues regarding sex differences in kidney stone incidence rates.