Sentence examples for long reflects from inspiring English sources

The film — which is three hours and nine minutes long — reflects a desire for philosophy but is itself less philosophical than a good Western.

We already know what Mr. Rich thinks of Mr. Gibson; for The Times to give more space to this personal feud that has gone on far too long reflects poor judgment and makes the newspaper look biased.

That the deduction has been politically sacrosanct for so long reflects just how much it is prized by the itemizers of the moment, as well as those who are in the business of selling homes.

"I think the fact that the selection took so long reflects on the quality of players we have available to select".

Time long reflected Luce's moderately conservative political viewpoint.

The legs are rather long, reflecting a preference for walking.

Organized medicine has long reflected that most American of obsessions: race.

A procession of arched bays enclosed a grassy esplanade and long reflecting pool.

Yet politicians' failure to reduce deficits has long reflected voters' opposition to the necessary steps.

Many Ecuadoreans agree with Mr. Correa that the media has long reflected the interests of the country's leading families.

The city offers free ice skating in the center of town on Karl Johans gate by converting a long reflecting pool into a rink.