Sentence examples for latest reflection from inspiring English sources

The president's careful language was the latest reflection of a growing phenomenon: information that is public but classified.

"This omnibus is just the latest reflection of the Democrats' misplaced spending priorities," said Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader.

The chairman and chief executive of the Covad Communications Group, Robert E. Knowling Jr., resigned yesterday in the latest reflection of the turmoil at several small companies providing high-speed Internet access that have failed to meet investors' expectations.

The fact that Mr. Brown, a Democrat with long ties to labor, is proposing such rollbacks, even if not as far-reaching as those proposed by Republicans, is the latest reflection of how budget shortfalls are changing the playing field for public employees.

Obama's aggressive efforts to fix the criminal justice system are also the latest reflection that he wishes to give a new meaning to being lame-duck president, viewing his final two years in office not as with little choice but to watch from the sidelines – but instead to cement his legacy with the culmination of the "hope and change" he famously campaigned on in 2008.

In the latest reflection of mistrust, Nepalese politics remains heated following a controversy over a hydropower development agreement recently proposed by Delhi.

The slim book concludes with Mr Neustadt's latest reflections on the White House and Whitehall.

It was also characteristic in another way: Banks had a large web-attentive readership who liked to follow his latest reflections as well as his writings.

Below, you can read the latest reflections from HuffPost bloggers.

A Scandinavian folk belief that lightning frightens away trolls and jötnar appears in numerous Scandinavian folktales, and may be a late reflection of Thor's role in fighting such beings.

However, there were only group differences in the P2 (reflecting attentional demands and stimulus evaluation) and P300 (reflecting stimulus evaluation and memory updating) components, but not in the N400 (reflecting semantic processing) component, suggesting that semantic processing in poor readers may not be a semantic deficit, but the late reflection of an early word decoding problem [45].