Sentence examples for less reflects from inspiring English sources

Sure, they know these programmes are edited, but they still expect to watch something that more or less reflects reality.

This, Less reflects as he tries to butter the bread with its companion chunk of ice, is how drug addicts think.

Maybe that's fine: seeking the views of the electorate and appealing for their support - with whatever motivation - at least ensures that government more or less reflects the will of the people.

Most countries now have some form of "proportional representation" (PR) system, whereby the number of legislators in a parliament more or less reflects the number of votes cast for each political party.

India, which holds the largest and choicest slice of Kashmir, will be the clear winner if, as seems inevitable, any eventual solution more or less reflects the status quo.

This 12ft statue has a double in Parliament Square, and its title more or less reflects how Chicagoans feel about the Civil War leader: 'Abraham Lincoln: The Man.') We wander past Twin Anchors, a dive bar with blackened windows – Mike tells us about how the area used to be home to dozens of German brewers, and the area proliferated with speakeasies during Prohibition.

In 1997, the commission filed its report, which more or less reflected the findings of "As We Forgive Our Debtors".

The constituency is 54% ethnic Malay, 25% Chinese and 20% Indian, more or less reflecting the national balance.

The Morgan Stanley economists reckon the housing boom more or less reflected durable shifts such as rising incomes and population growth.

And television has more or less reflected the weighting of the above scoresheet: film a swaddled, bleeding, terrified child in hospital and airtime is guaranteed.

Far from snubbing children from low-income families, the Bolingbroke Academy will end up with a percentage more or less reflecting that of the borough as a whole.