Sentence examples for has reflected very from inspiring English sources

In a statement just released, Rehn said: I know the Irish Government has reflected very carefully on this matter.

It has reflected very badly on us".

But the whole debacle has reflected very poorly on all companies involved, and it will linger for long.

Like fellow Warp labelmate Aphex Twin, Autechre has reflected very little of the trends around them over their decades-long career, inimitable by other artists and irreducibly themselves.

This has so far resulted in pissing off two United States Senators and the creation of a total 'cluster' which has reflected very poorly on the campaign.

And if I had done it, it would have reflected very badly upon him.

Delany recalled that Robinson destroyed the earl's memoirs, since they recorded actions "as would have reflected very much upon his character".

The leather straps to the windows were of virgin newness; the mirrors beneath the new luggage racks immaculate as if they had reflected very little; the bulging upholstery in its luxuriant, regulated curves was scarlet and yellow in an intricate, minute dragon pattern, the design of a geometrician in Cologne.

"We have reflected very carefully on our findings and conclusions on this issue.

11.41am BST Glenys Stacey says Ofqual has reflected on fairness "very profoundly", understanding the effect the grading decisions have had on pupils and schools.

Greg Dyke has reflected how the FA's policy on bidding for Fifa events could change in very specific circumstances.