Sentence examples for ending reflects from inspiring English sources

The ending reflects, above all, a deep mistrust of the members of the audience, who are not expected to grasp the lesson that fascism and anti-Semitism are bad -- who, among those likely to see this movie, argues otherwise?

Its ending reflects the women who have spoken out about being assaulted.

His hero Micha, himself becoming a writer as the novel ends, reflects—or Mr Brussig does for him that all the people he knew in his bit of the GDR took themselves far too seriously.

But in television, some shows barely get to begin and other shows never seem to end, reflecting the whims of executives and the tug of the Nielsen ratings.

"In an odd way, our childhood really has ended," reflected Catherine Annau, a 35-year-old who last year directed an award-winning movie, "Just Watch Me: Trudeau and the '70's Generation".

The healthy rat colonic mucosa exhibits extensive gene expression changes from its proximal to distal end reflecting regional changes in metabolic function.

Open your heart to that human being and if you feel even a little that you'd want their suffering to end, reflect on that feeling.

The film, also shown last year at the festival, has a new ending, reflecting the fact that construction has begun.

And does the ending reflect a sense that the country will get out of the current financial mess?

But events of the following days convinced him and his family otherwise, he said, as if the outpouring of help and support portends a happy ending, reflecting the strength of prayers and faith.

And The World's End reflects this, with a larger cast of central characters: Martin Freeman, Paddy Considine and Eddie Marsan making up the fivesome.