Sentence examples for how this reflects from inspiring English sources
"I don't see how this reflects well on your school or your sport," Taylor said.
To show the impact of the introduction of multi-detector computed tomography (CT) on radiologic workflow and to demonstrate how this reflects on picture archiving and communications systems (PACS) requirements.
"We are delighted with his appointment and how this reflects the breadth of what research into alcohol abuse and alcoholism means to NIH, yes, but even more so for the importance of it for our nation's public health," says Alan Kraut, executive director of the Association for Psychological Science.
Hallie Crawford, a contributor to U.S. News & World Report, explains how this reflects well on an employee: "It takes emotional intelligence to not just react to a situation or a request, but take the time to step back, reflect on the best course of action, then act accordingly".
In reflecting on both President Obama's speech in the aftermath of the Boston bombings and President Bush's speeches following the horrific attacks on Sept. 11, I have come to understand better the different ways each man conveys their faith and how this reflects on something going on in America today.
The current study showed that over the counter use was very low but it is unclear how this reflects real life practice.
As hemocytes in dia 5 mutants showed no directional preference with respect to their colliding partners upon cell separation, we wanted to determine how this reflected on the overall cell distribution in the simulation.
How much this reflects tumor heterogeneity and how much this represents methodological issues in assessing increased densities of methylation remain uncertain.
How far this reflects his responsiveness to neo-Platonism as mediated by Albert or in such works as the Liber de causis is hard to determine.
As always on "The Bachelor," it's difficult to know how much of this reflects the reality of what went on in the house.
How will this reflect your theme?
