Sentence examples for invariably reflect on from inspiring English sources
The accusations of high-level Iraqi government involvement in sanctions-busting have roiled Iraqi politics and invariably reflect on Mr. Maliki, since many Iraqi officials now say that he has taken effective control of the Iraqi central bank, which is nominally independent.
We who are, at present, unfairly luckier, whether believers or not, might reflect on the almost invariably uncharitable history of theodicy, and on the reality that in this context no invocation of God beyond a desperate appeal for help makes much theological sense.
(I'm generally wary of comparing shows of contemporary art — like biennials — to shows based on permanent collections, since permanent collections invariably reflect the mores of earlier eras).
Private collections invariably reflect their owners' tastes.
Across America, politicians invariably reflect the views of their richest constituents.
"The direction of government taken by either Republicans or Democrats invariably reflects public opinion, which always includes the 'average voters.' ".
Land use changes associated with urbanization in the watershed are invariably reflected in the stream flow regime.
should reflect on that photo.
Colleagues reflect on his character.
