Sentence examples for last reflects from inspiring English sources

Putting the First Last, reflects on the view that listening and participation isn't enough: the whole idea of empowerment means development institutions need to disempower themselves too.

The architects, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, have stretched Juilliard's rigid box all the way to Broadway, giving the building a shape that, at last, reflects the outline of the site.

In a working world where women are taught to prepare, prepare, prepare and fulfil expectation, Phyllida is the virtuoso of harnessing the moment, pursuing the unexpected and framing a story so that it – at long last – reflects women's lives as they are actually lived.

"Alone at Last" reflects a moment in time and that was how it felt.

Limitations include the lack of a national sample, patients who were largely male, lack of information on race in a substantial number of patients, and non-uniform measurement of A1C and glucose levels; the last reflects real-world as opposed to clinical trial conditions.

One might, at the last, reflect that half a dozen of these stories were first published in the New Yorker - bad news for Perkus Tooth, but more encouraging for lovers of short fiction.

The UK's kamikaze offering was 62-year-old Bonnie Tyler who came 19th, and Ireland fielded Ryan Dolan, who combined bodhráns and plucked eyebrows to finish last (reflecting the countries' respective international credit rankings).

At 20-0 the scoreboard at last reflected the balance of play.

The team's 11-14 record since the beginning of last season reflects a flawed approach to building the roster.

One could argue that Badinter's decision to take her husband's last name reflects a need for consciousness-raising just as strongly as does the decision of some Muslim women to wear the niqab.

The last term reflects the impact of immigrant country of birth fixed effects.