Sentence examples for interest reflected from inspiring English sources

Creme blamed the media, saying that their lack of interest reflected that humanity was not ready for Maitreya.

A month earlier, Louisianans voted to consolidate a welter of levee-oversight boards whose areas of responsibility and interest reflected politics, not hydrology.

All of this brings the Haggler back to some columns earlier in the year, criticizing the Better Business Bureau for the obvious conflict of interest reflected in its letter ratings for companies that paid annual dues.

This seems too narrow a perspective given the administration's interest in the more organic approach favored by many consumers and farmers — an interest reflected not only by Mrs. Obama but by the appointment of Kathleen Merrigan, an advocate of sustainable agriculture, as deputy agriculture secretary.

The interest reflected the league's attractiveness to young males; an 84 percent increase in national ratings the past four seasons; a 17 percent jump in Versus's ratings this regular season and last year's Stanley Cup playoffs being the most watched ever.

Upon closer examination of the crosstab results of GEN and of the Perception variable indicators, there was information of interest reflected in the crosstab examination.

The rapid development of the wine industry and the United States interest reflect worldwide shifts in production and consumption.

The level of interest reflects social and financial shifts in Palestinian society and symbolises the economic potential of a future state of Palestine.

Experts say the lack of interest reflects a sharp shift in the last year toward a more pessimistic long-term view of the industry.

However, the level of interest reflects the fascination that most of us rightly have with the twin worlds of telecommunications and broadcast media.

But the level of interest reflects the spread of the music underground via social media, especially YouTube, where many of the records can be heard for free.