Sentence examples for it reflected about from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, helped Mr. Romney secure a crucial primary victory in Mr. Ryan's home state, Wisconsin, the candidate on Wednesday tightened his embrace of the congressman despite a withering assault a day earlier from President Obama on the Ryan spending plan and what he said it reflected about Republican priorities.

Rather, what Mr. Denk's playing conveys most is an inclusive consideration of where each piece came from, what it reflects about its composer and how music connects to a life's broader concerns.

What does it reflect about American History?

What leaps out at us about this study from Child Trends, a think tank in Washington, is what it reflects about the class divide.

In 2009 the museum opened an exhibition, "Changing Places," that is compelling for what it reflects about the continuing evolution of the New South.

The project began as a personal quest to preserve wartime correspondence and all it reflects about war.

"What it reflects about the economy is that wealthy corporations are in a position to profit at our expense more so than ever.

It reflected nothing about me: its literature and practices, its values, its codes of conduct, its aesthetic were not mine.

These are not necessarily the preferences people would choose it they reflected about which preferences they would like to have (cf. e.g. George 2001, who uses the metaphor of "preference pollution").

It reflected something about your identity, or at least about your idea of what you wanted music to represent: adventure versus safety.

It reflected concerns about the long-term future, particularly when it comes to China.