Sentence examples for it reflects perhaps from inspiring English sources

It reflects perhaps the most prominent symptom of the Capital of Culture: wherever it descends, it results in a spasm of accelerated projects, favouring exterior image and the power of spectacle over long-term, joined-up thinking.

"It was bureaucracy certainly," he says, weighing his words, "but it reflects, perhaps, certain attitudes of the government … When I was refused, the feeling was quite sensational because I had just opened a door" – his Chinese passport had been returned – "and then there was another door.

But it reflected, perhaps, the shifting dynamics of climate politics.Mr Rudd came within a whisker of snaring bipartisan support for a market-based scheme to cut carbon pollution.

Glancing at Elizabeth, before they depart for Pemberley, Sarah reflects, "Perhaps it was not an easy thing, to be so entirely happy.

Could it reflect the incompleteness of relatively conservative metabolic reconstruction in the (now superseded) WIT database, which reflects perhaps mostly the peculiarities of biochemistry in Archaea which were known and examined prior to 1990s?

This too reflects, perhaps, the limits of our "neurotypical" imagination and compassion.

If intelligent beings exist on other planets, Krakower reflects, perhaps their lives are also regulated by five-year plans.

His persistent paranoia about how he is portrayed reflects, perhaps admirably, a belief in the power of media.

Yet the persistence of this pain reflects perhaps the biggest disappointment of the euro's first ten years.

This tableau isn't just an anecdote, but reflects, perhaps as well as a scholarly analysis of his films, a cinematographic credo.

Vulnicura reflects perhaps the thinnest margin between those two personas.