Sentence examples for he reflected it from inspiring English sources

He had a much better sense of the raw, destructive anger at President Obama swirling around a highly conservative and combative state, and he reflected it back to voters everywhere he went.

Midway through the bout, a clash of heads meant Fallon required medical attention and afterwards he reflected: "It's not great to have interruptions during a fight and have the medical staff come out," he.

Ultimately, I would argue that the ways Lincoln went against the bigotry of most whites in his day should matter more than the ways he reflected it.

In the '20s, he reflected, "It is tempting to conclude by speculations as to the future of the novel: will it become more or less realistic, will it be killed by the cinema, and so on".

He reflected it in his greatest roles; indeed he walked clad in it you could practically see it glowing around him like a nimbus.... no one will ever play the roles he played as he played them; no one will replace the splendour that he gave his native land with his genius".

He reflected, "It was only after I got to Detroit that I got to know Negroes and began to be able to evaluate them and I began to recognize that some Negroes are better and more capable than lots of whites".

"On the one hand," he reflects, "it's slightly disheartening.

But he reflects: "It's been an amazing rollercoaster ride.

He is thus charged with the admittedly difficult task of nudging the country forward, even as he reflects it.

"As we spoke," he reflects, "it was hard to escape a feeling that we were having a conversation before the twentieth century had begun or just as it had started to run its cruel course.

Shortly thereafter, wearing the white loafers with tube socks, he reflects: "It looked as if a lawn-mower-riding failed gambler in shorts with a potbelly should be attached to his legs".