Sentence examples for job reflects from inspiring English sources

Robertson's intense pride in his job reflects the long, improbable haul he took to get there.

The near institutionalization of the job reflects "the whole idea of the permanent campaign," Mr. Beschloss said.

Like all great (mis)adventure stories, The Italian Job reflects in comic form what Britain wants to believe about itself.

The job reflects the demands on film studios as they exploit new technologies, like DVD's and the Internet, and multifaceted marketing strategies.

Although he only got to go on once, for Mr. Latessa, the job reflects Mr. Greenspan's one-of-a-kind reputation in the theater community.

Investors should be encouraged that the White House has reportedly cast a wide net in seeking Mr. Pitt's replacement, and we hope the person ultimately appointed to the job reflects that.

"A professional job," reflected McClaren, who can only hope a winger once coveted by Arsène Wenger will prove similarly troublesome to Arsenal here on Saturday.

The England coach himself was keeping a low profile - in contrast to last week's celebratory interview on the FA's website to mark his fifth anniversary in the job, "reflecting that he has done things his way".

Whilst the report finds overall we do a good job reflecting and reporting rural affairs there are areas where we can do better and we have committed to a range of steps to help improve the coverage further".

But the lack of jobs reflects mostly the reversal in household finances.

So Romney's vagueness on jobs reflects the basic unpopularity of his real agenda.