Sentence examples for experienced reflect from inspiring English sources

After several years, and after investing several million D-marks, Mr Fielmann's two farms so far supply only a few dozen bakeries in the Hamburg area, plus meat and dairy products for the one rather modest supermarket based at his farm.The difficulties Mr Fielmann has experienced reflect the cost and labelling problems of green business.

Structural factors are not important:The high unemployment that the United States is experiencing reflects a severe shortfall of aggregate demand.

What they do show is "openness to experience", reflecting an interest in exploration generally (eg travel, new experiences, even risky behaviour), not just that of the intellectual kind.

By experiencing, reflecting, abstracting and experimenting, designers learn and create new reality.

Openness to experience reflects the degree to which people enjoy rich, varied and novel experiences.

Openness to Experience reflects the disposition to entertain novel ideas and engage in intellectual pursuits.

The learning goes through four main phases – experiencing, reflecting, thinking, and acting.

In particular, how well trainees' experience reflects changing general practice demographics (with an increasing prevalence of chronic disease) is unknown.

Or did your experience reflect a particular moment in time?

As a Vietnam veteran, my experiences reflect those of Larry Heinemann (Op-Ed, Aug. 27).

These second-hand cave experiences reflect an underlying prejudice about supposedly "primitive" art.