Sentence examples for does not reflect much from inspiring English sources

As long as he is in uniform, he does not reflect much on history.

Mittal said it's not clear whether the dust and debris rings would be visible from earth, since dust does not reflect much sunlight, whereas ice in the rings of the outer planets makes them easily visible.

For higher temperatures such as T = 300 K the dynamics is clearly stochastic, and the motion does not reflect much the discrete structure of the graphene substrate, with the contacting face being changed continuously [see Figs. 4 (c,d)].

This top square does not reflect much of the overall network structure and further manipulation centers on the lower part, i.e. the DAG matrix is further truncated to contain just the (nsources × nsinks) lower left submatrix of the original.

With the exception of "The Saphead," an early work for hire that doesn't reflect much personal involvement, Keaton's films during this period form a tightly unified block.

"She Had to Say Yes" doesn't reflect much in the way of cinematic artistry, but its script and performances have a documentary-like force in their depiction of the life of a "customer's girl" — a female employee coaxed or coerced by her bosses (men, of course) to entertain out-of-town buyers (men, of course) who expect to be provided women in exchange for their lucrative orders.

President Obama's record on citizen gun rights doesn't reflect much advocacy either.

Thus, the value doesn't reflect much louder short-term noise events, nor does it reflect the frequency of noise events among a given population.

But these trends do not reflect much self-segregation into little red or blue bubbles.

But Washington's expectations about the country's mood have proved wrong all year long -- and the polls that show the public does not want Mr. Clinton thrown out do not reflect much intensity.

In the socio-legal sense, considerations of the number and sexes of the parties are crucial, because it permits only one rigidly narrow view of what is acceptable, based on ancient religious views which do not reflect much about human reality or need.