Sentence examples for it reflected for from inspiring English sources

One finds it reflected, for example, in remarks about the negating and soul-destroying power of analytical thinking by Schiller [Quotation], Hegel [Quotation] and de Chardin [Quotation], in Bradley's doctrine that analysis is falsification [Quotation], and in the emphasis placed by Bergson on 'intuition' [Quotation].

But the paralysis in Tokyo may have less to do with the system than with the public mood it reflects, for the excellent prospects of the governing Liberal Democrats in the current campaign suggest that many Japanese do not want the fundamental restructuring favored by the United States.

So at seventy, I'm going to be a pillar of confidence; it reflects for sure in the record, I think.

It reflects, for example, the extensive admixture between subtypes B and CRF01_AE in Brazil and China, between B and CRF01_AE in Thailand, and B and F1 in Brazil, Argentina, and Spain.

For starters, he said, "it reflects an improving outlook for economic growth and less risk of deflation".

Great Hill Partners states on its Web site that it was interested in the acquisition because it reflected a way for it to profit from the housing downturn.

The company admitted the amount was very large but said it reflected outstanding returns for shareholders.

It reflected his exuberance for America and the evolution of the American identity.

It was the film's defining moment, and it reflected his compassion for children everywhere caught in the chaos of war.

The three supermarket chains characterized the move as an ill-fated attempt to divide them, and said it reflected weakening support for the union.

It reflected a coming of age for comics, he said, and was something of a validation for people like him.