Sentence examples for finally reflects from inspiring English sources

Subparagraph (v), finally, reflects the purpose to effect actual notice by providing that a potential claimant who had actual notice of a forfeiture proceeding cannot oppose or seek relief from forfeiture because the government failed to comply with subdivision (4)(b).

Kendall Jenner finally reflects on that Pepsi blowup.

But [in "Mattress"] Will finally reflects that he is a fully evolved human being and puts two and two together".

Now, six months removed from the release of OK Go's fourth album, "Hungry Ghosts," Kulash said this current tour — which stops at Rams Head Live on Sunday — finally reflects the group's multifaceted approach to video-making.

The third point finally reflects the discussion from above: unlike in the previous approaches, we would like to have markers apply as an entity for a sufficient amount but not necessarily all cancer samples.

Will Disconnect finally reflect the pure undiluted malice of modern technology?

The difference now is that the national team is finally reflecting this.

When that happens, the exterior will finally reflect the remarkable transformation that has taken place within.

It was often a dull match, devoid of imagination and finally reflecting too much vulnerable batting.

Finally, reflecting the spirit of the occasion, the delegates viewed Mr. Bush's candidacy with enthusiasm -- indeed, with more enthusiasm than had been voiced by registered Republicans.

Surrounded by so much that is predictable, the wonderfully brazen Osbourne, Lopez and Mac families are finally reflecting changes that long ago became a part of all-American life.