Sentence examples for many reflect from inspiring English sources

The Council's actions, for many, reflect a betrayal of democratic principles.

But many reflect the kind of breathtaking misanthropy that could only have been achieved over a lifetime.

There are more than three hundred artifacts, most of them on loan from Chinese institutions, and the pieces span the period from 200 to 750 A.D. Many reflect Central Asian influence; some even have Roman motifs.

Many reflect a thinly veiled attempt by a garden writer to generate income by flogging the same horse (pruning made simple; my first garden; gardening in a small space).

Many reflect American scenes and music, including the symphonic overture When Johnny Comes Marching Home (1934); the Symphony No. 4 (1940, Folksong Symphony); Kentucky Spring (1949); Symphony No. 6 (1944, Gettysburg Address); and Symphony No. 10 (1965, Abraham Lincoln Symphony).

Even among the children whose deaths are examined by the state, relatively few are homicide cases; many reflect failures of prevention, like the child who died after an asthma attack in a home where the foster mother had not been prepared to handle his medical needs.

But when local BCF plans were submitted in April, how many reflected the importance of housing?

The Nice Jeweller, Stephan Turk, has suddenly become a national hero to many, reflecting a particular mood in the country.

Where some orchestras seem to play as one, this was definitely a case of many playing as many, reflected in somewhat ragged entrances.

The notion that lesser powers only want nuclear weapons because the United States has so many reflects a peculiar kind of American provincialism.

Birthday cards filled an entire wall of one room, many reflecting two of her pet passions: chickens (she raises them) and Elvis (she worships him).