Sentence examples for made reflect from inspiring English sources
The uncertain journeys that wave after wave of immigrants have undertaken and the daily sacrifices that such transplants have made reflect a degree of grit that many of the American-born people I know have never been forced to muster, a magnitude of drive that we don't possess.
What recent decisions that you've made reflect that view?
The analysis so far made reflect that better linA and linB variants can eventually be the ideal candidates for developing an enzymatic bioremediation system.
Although these data are compatible with physical proximity of SMPDL3B and TLRs, it is also possible that the observations made reflect the presence of these proteins in membrane and/or detergent complexes obtained under the experimental solubilization conditions used, without the involvement of direct protein-protein interactions.
In preparation for the next country programme for 2002-2004, it was felt that a comprehensive review of the past ten years was necessary for both UNICEF and the Government of Iraq to assess progress made, reflect on challenges, and use lessons from past experience to inform planning for the future.
The interwoven seatbelt-material straps from which they are made reflect light differently depending on viewing angle, so they seem to shift from monotone to checkered to the reverse checkered pattern much like a pattern mowed sports field.
Every move he made reflected the state of his health.
It slipped back from earlier gains after the announcement was made, reflecting disappointment that production would not be reduced.
The two short films that Sissako made reflecting on his time abroad are remarkable because they address, head on, the new political currents of the time.
When these options are accompanied by discernment, choices can be made reflecting a larger consideration of what is happening.
Central to these ideas is the view that intervention should occur 'opportunistically' whenever contacts were made, reflecting a pragmatic orientation.
