Sentence examples for in fact reflecting from inspiring English sources

One man making an apparently independent decision while in fact reflecting a corporate culture".

(Having sat out there myself, three times, I'm pretty sure that more than a few moms and pops were, in fact, reflecting deeply on their pocketbooks).

So if Mr. Obama has bluntly pressed for a settlements freeze, he is, in fact, reflecting a broad sentiment in Congress, the Pentagon and among many Americans, Jews included.

He said: "The 232,000 savers who have accessed their pension since April 2015 have done so on multiple occasions – 516,000 in fact – reflecting that people are dipping in and out of their pension as and when they need to.

Alternatively, the reduced BOLD response could in fact reflect differences in basal cerebral blood flow between drug naïve and repeatedly exposed rats.

If that were the case, the observed reduced mating eagerness might in fact reflect a preference for sympatric females.

This does, in fact, reflect a national trend.

What exchange rates in fact reflect is the fundamental desire of markets to speculate.

It has long been argued that this in fact reflects a strength.

Mr. Bush, in his remarks, said the debate in fact reflected the emergence of a democratic Iraq.

His words are unacceptable, but in fact reflect a common feeling in Italy … It highlights the backwardness of our culture".