Sentence examples for it reflects some of from inspiring English sources
George Plimpton, the journalist and erstwhile quarterback, wrote that the '60s were "so violent that it is impossible to accept the metaphor of football, and its popularity, without wondering whether it reflects some of the country's excesses".
It reflects some of the ways industrial design and the ideal of machinelike efficiency influenced both the practice and the theory of domestic architecture.
I'd like to put out more of the instrumental material some time; it reflects some of the sounds we make as a live band and has a sense of discovery that goes beyond words.
It reflects some of my own (and doubtless many others') experiences with doctors and therapists who have unknowingly indulged obsessions and made things worse by unearthing more to obsess over.
The "omnibus" savings bill was introduced by the Coalition, combining all of the savings measures both Labor and the Coalition agreed to before the election, although Labor had disputed how accurately it reflected some of their positions.
"It's generally a reiteration, but it reflects some level of the commitment by the leadership to actually curb the most glaring defects of the criminal justice system".
"I can only imagine that it reflects some kind of power struggle within the Saudi leadership.
Conceivably it reflects some indirect result of the disturbed disjunction, although other mutants, such as maize dv, that produce supernumerary micronuclei, have not been reported to disrupt the radial arrays [40].
In the cases considered by Sorensen, Effort Required plausibly detracts from moral worth because it reflects some "deficient state of character that makes the action hard" (p. 94).
It is unclear whether the apparent small reduction in the odds ratio for these various types of childhood cancer is a generalized effect of breastfeeding or whether it reflects some systematic bias in the majority of studies that have investigated the question.
The text addresses a problem which has not been at the forefront of futures research attention, but nevertheless it reflects some major changes in the domain of foresight.
