Sentence examples for does indeed reflect from inspiring English sources

The strength is that it does indeed reflect reality.

This may not seem like a major change – and it probably does, indeed, reflect how people actually consume ice cream.

So the resort's name does indeed reflect its location -- although it could be confused with Yorktown, Ill.

If this is the case, the grasp of the human heart that enables Amy to manipulate others does indeed reflect her gender.

In a statement on Tuesday justifying his use of the veto, Grieve said: "Much of the correspondence does indeed reflect the Prince of Wales's most deeply held personal views and beliefs.

Comical this may be, but perhaps it does indeed reflect an appetite for change from an institution which, according to the New York Times, often has the air of an enforced state religion.

Their books did indeed reflect the experience of people like themselves, who were "strongly committed to ideals of freedom and individualism".

However, according to Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, the Time interview did, indeed, reflect a change in tone from Mr. Perry.

Far more than a nature series, it did indeed reflect the core BBC values of curiosity and passion for knowledge, and it took the British public out of themselves in a bad time, making them less frightened.

I present a number of results from Blau et al. (2011) that suggest these findings do indeed reflect the impact of a community-level characteristic like culture.

In the following section we push harder on these results to provide stronger evidence that they do indeed reflect the role of culture.