Sentence examples for demonstrations reflect from inspiring English sources

Political analysts in Bangladesh say the youth demonstrations reflect broad public disenchantment with the usual style of Bangladeshi politics.

The demonstrations reflect increasing sectarian tensions in Iraq, which is struggling to maintain stability nearly a decade after an invasion led by the United States toppled Saddam Hussein's Sunni-dominated government, and a year after the last American troops withdrew.

"I think the current demonstrations reflect that anger and that frustration".

(Additional reporting by Evrim Ergin, Can Sezer and Murad Sezer in Istanbul, Parisa Hafezi in Ankara, Justyna Pawlak in Brussels; Writing by Nick Tattersall; Editing by Jon Hemming).

The persistence of the demonstrations reflects deep unhappiness with economic hardships and strong-arm government rule in one of the most repressive nations in Asia, analysts said.

Those demonstrations reflected a growing tension in Western Europe as governments reassess the affordability of their pension systems and citizens chafe against the prospect of diminished entitlements.

But the anger of the fringe groups that are holding demonstrations reflects a broad resentment of the United States and opposition to its bombing of Afghanistan.

Opposition figures here suggested the pro-junta demonstrations reflected the unpopularity of Mr. Tandja, 71, after a year of repression and rollback of the nation's democratic institutions.

The argumentative method of the Ethics, with its frequent cross-references between its axioms, definitions, propositions and demonstrations, reflects a basic principle of Spinoza's thought: that everything in the universe is connected.

"Public concerns about police tactics at the G20 demonstration reflect the concerns we had after the Southall demonstration when Blair was killed," said Stubbs.

The demonstration reflects growing concern over the UK's investment in "remote 'risk-free' warfare".