Sentence examples for election reflected from inspiring English sources

Voting patterns from the election reflected a deep suspicion of the political process.

The statement did say that despite its problems, the results of the election reflected the will of the people.

The election reflected widespread criticism of the current union leadership, with more than half the incumbent officers voted out.

The outcome of the election reflected growing dissatisfaction with hardships, including shortages and rising prices, stemming from the MPRP's policies on privatization and monetary control.

Her election reflected one of the most significant demographic shifts in the country's modern history, a change Ms. Lee says "Koreans understand with their brain, but have yet to embrace with their heart".

One interpretation of the result was that the Conservative collapse, down to 13 percent of the votes, half what the Conservatives took in Oldham in the May general election, reflected widespread "tactical voting" among traditional voters for the party.

But will the coverage of the election reflect its seriousness?

My hope would be the presidential election reflects more serious issues than that".

My hope would be that the presidential election reflects more serious issues than that".

The recent dead-cat bounce in equity markets around Obama's election reflects an understandable optimism about the result — and the end of uncertainty surrounding the campaign.

His triumph, like that of the anti-immigrant Northern League in last month's general election, reflects rising concern over crime, which is often blamed on non-Italians.