Sentence examples for in fact reflected from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush, in his remarks, said the debate in fact reflected the emergence of a democratic Iraq.
Such vagaries of judgment in fact reflected the overwhelming priority he accorded to one issue the containment of German aggressiveness.
A BHA spokesman denied that the delay was caused by a late round of negotiation with the PJA over wording, insisting it in fact reflected the need for careful wording.
If the somewhat disappointing bounce that Mr. Romney received in the polls after Tampa in fact reflected a mediocre convention rather than structural factors, this may have been the reason.
In response, Hinds has said "there will be no resignation by any member of the current executive", and dismissed the claims of the players that he had signed them up to a deal that forfeited around two-thirds of their match fees, arguing that the new agreement in fact reflected a 15percentnt across the board increase in the fees.
Ani Vladimirova, 42, a leading family psychologist, said that the recent rise of women in fact reflected sexist attitudes since many of the women appointed had been groomed to be obedient apparatchiks during the Communist era and now had high positions because they were nonthreatening and loyal.
If that were the case, the observed reduced mating eagerness might in fact reflect a preference for sympatric females.
What exchange rates in fact reflect is the fundamental desire of markets to speculate.
One man making an apparently independent decision while in fact reflecting a corporate culture".
His words are unacceptable, but in fact reflect a common feeling in Italy … It highlights the backwardness of our culture".
