Roberts's service on the Court, which is, of course, likely to continue for decades, offers an enduring and faithful reflection of the Bush Presidency.
I call attention to the effortless comic reflection of enduring pain, and the felicitous satirical phrase "Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone Bolívar".
To some extent, codes of ethics can be seen as reflections of enduring professional values.
The emphasis on Africa is in part a reflection of the enduring nature of some conflicts on the continent, but also the politics of the security council.
I point out that making a double album sounds a funny way to deal with the pressure, but Simon says it's simply a reflection of an enduring work ethic.
It is a reflection on the enduring tenacity, resilience, and common sense of the American people.
The award, in the shape of a glass bowl, is engraved with Lord Houghton's coat of arms which depicts two badgers as armorial supporters and a barn owl as a center-piece - a reflection of his enduring interest in animal welfare.
Its political clout lags at the local, state and national levels, a reflection, analysts say, of enduring economic, organisational and structural weakness.
For veterans who have seen Rivera's cut fastball bore in on their hands if they are left-handed swingers, or scoot away from them if they stand in the right-handed batter's box, the record is a true reflection of Rivera's enduring dominance.
Burke's enduring prominence derives largely from his Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790), a work of prophetic insight which uncannily predicted the descent of an altruistic, high-minded project into the abyss of terror.
