Sentence examples for inevitably reflected from inspiring English sources

The polls have inevitably reflected the noise and edged closer.

"What we see in air cargo markets is inevitably reflected in the broader economy".

To some extent, Pulsifer's selection inevitably reflected his own interests, yet he, too, was obliged to follow the money.

Suddenly everything was to be reformulated, and even an essentially conservative writer like Rohan Koda (1867-1947) inevitably reflected the age's self-critical consciousness.

The first two - in 2003 and 2006 - inevitably reflected a subject that most, though not all, of Whitehall thought had gone away.

Many become chronically sleep-deprived, with all the implications for behaviour that implies - irritability, inability to concentrate, poor attention span - which is inevitably reflected in their school performance.

Their attitudes inevitably reflect those of their home communities.

Mtshali's poetry inevitably reflects his harsh experiences under the apartheid regime.

The DSM inevitably reflects cultural attitudes; it used to identify homosexuality as a disease, too.

Voting for the presidency inevitably reflects in some part regional and even local issues.

Executive agencies inevitably reflect the preferences of the president they serve.