Sentence examples for ideas reflect from inspiring English sources

Mr Kaplan maintains that Augustine's personal story, and his ideas, reflect this age of imperial retreat.

Rousseau's ideas reflect an attitude far more positive in respect of human nature than either Hobbes or Locke.

But with more than half a billion Chinese citizens now online, more than 300 million active on Weibo (China's Twitter) and an increasingly ineffective "great firewall," assertions of control over words and ideas reflect little more than wishful thinking.

"These five ideas reflect the most promising innovations that are emerging from city halls around the country," said Mayor Bloomberg, in an e-mail, "and we're excited to support them because they have the potential to be replicated in cities large and small.

Economists in Thailand suggest reviving plans for a gargantuan construction project digging a hole through the isthmus in southern Thailand (not quite pure Keynes: the hole would not be filled in, but form a canal tunnel linking the Pacific and Indian oceans).Such ideas reflect growing disillusionment with the IMF's prescriptions.

How designers assemble the ideas reflect their design process.

His ideas reflected his character and tastes.

That's all about interaction, discussion, generating ideas, reflecting.

Some of his last ideas reflected the cooling vs heating of the atmosphere debate.

Most of their ideas reflected a belief that the air provided a sustaining or impelling force.

These ideas reflected his close collaboration with the Norwegian mathematician Sophus Lie, whom he met in Berlin in 1869.