Sentence examples for frank reflected from inspiring English sources

On a recent break from packing up his Washington office, Mr. Frank reflected on his 16-term tenure.

Frank reflected on how "I realized I have to do this now because … it's with blood and tears all the time, you know, we own this … a lot of getting used to different things".

Differentiating findings may be the associated centrilobular nodules and frank bronchiectases reflecting coexistence of airways disease, as well as pleural thickening and pleural effusion [19] (Fig. 9).

The Rhineland-Westphalian boundary running through the state from northwest to southeast corresponds to the old border between the Saxons and the Franks and is reflected in variations of dialect of the German language.

That, perhaps, reflected the frank comments of the state's notoriously outspoken governor, Chris Christie.

Mr. Osnos said the reports reflected the frank and nonpartisan style of the commission's chairmen, Thomas H. Kean, a former Republican governor of New Jersey; and Lee H. Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman from Indiana.

He also wrote a frank autobiography in which he reflected on the deaths of his first wife, of his brother in an avalanche, his father's Nazi connections, and his marriage to Bardot.

Somerville's frank attitude and view on life is reflected lyrically on the Bronski Beat's iconic 1984 hit "Smalltown Boy".

In appearance he was short and stocky, with plain features that reflected a powerful mind and a frank and open character.

The barbarian presence is reflected in the names of his commanding officers, including such Franks as Richomer, Merovech, and Arbogast, and the half-Vandal Stilicho, who through his marriage to Serena, Theodosius' niece, had entered the imperial family.

Mr Grieve said there was nothing improper in the nature or contents of the letters but that they reflected the prince's "most deeply held personal views and beliefs" and were in "many cases particularly frank".