Sentence examples for it reflected nothing from inspiring English sources

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

It reflects nothing back: the quintessential mirror at rest.

Often, this association is justified, but sometimes it reflects nothing more than a high quotient of folderol.

Bachelorette author Headland might claim it reflects nothing other than wide-spread bulimia among this era's young women.

The water beneath it had the same dull sheen, and its surface reflected nothing.

In retrospect, it is easy to see how that kind of celebrity - unbridled, narcissistic, venal - reflected nothing so much as the desires of the culture that produced it; but, back then, the Rat Pack were signifiers of all that was carefree and cavalier about that brief halcyon time before political assassinations, Vietnam and civil strife laid bare the country's dark heart.

But the moniker reflected nothing about the size of the classes.

The tone of his speech reflected nothing of the seriousness of the event.

Mr. Bruno has insisted that the case reflected nothing more than the fact that New York's legislators often have other jobs.

Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, Virginia's attorney general, said that the timing of his ownership of Star Scientific shares reflected nothing more than his own investment analysis.

But he said the increase reflected nothing more than what CJ United was being charged by its suppliers, some of which had temporarily run short of rice.