Sentence examples for ever reflecting from inspiring English sources
Significantly the average size of a vineyard is the highest ever, reflecting the industry's growing commercial success.
The extension brings maximum state and federal unemployment compensation to 99 weeks, the longest ever, reflecting the severity of a recession that has thrown more people out of work for longer periods than at any other time since collection of such data began six decades ago, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
By the time of the last census they were probably more porous than ever, reflecting fundamental change, as much as decline, in religion.
Mr. Giuliani was asked if he ever reflected on the campaign that might have been.
This is nothing that ever reflects what Ken Solomon stands for, and I'm sure he is beyond embarrassed about it".
On our way to the church, I asked Booker if he ever reflected upon his own career in light of Obama's swift rise.
Mr Goodman, a former Icap broker from Leatherhead, Surrey, told the jury that the Libor rate predictions he sent out only ever reflected "his honest opinions".
Our charges only ever reflect the time and effort that our employees have put in, which typically make them lower than charges made by conventional banks".
They must look back at that period with a sense of woe — if, indeed, they ever reflect on history at all.
Given the pious morality imposed on her and her mother, I wonder if Rossellini ever reflects on how much we've progressed.
will ever reflect the quality of the show and network that spawned it but on last night's episodes, Alex didn't once fall on a concrete floor.
