Sentence examples for may reflect nothing from inspiring English sources

This may reflect nothing more than a local peculiarity.

That may reflect nothing more than well-judged caution.

A higher earnings yield may not be evidence of undervaluation but instead may reflect nothing more than stocks' risk premium over bonds.

From the balcony above this gladiator's pit, photographers crouch to capture expressions of joy, of anguish, of bewilderment, that are then presented as clues to how we should feel — even though that broker's frown may reflect nothing more than digestive disagreement with a wolfed-down fried egg sandwich.

In such a case his apparent genius may reflect nothing more than the recent strength of small- and midcap stocks.

It may reflect nothing more than the fact that the economy rewards smart people and smart people are likely to go to college.

His equally spurious domestic "proposals", such as they may be, reflect nothing but the unreality of his own self-concept.

Gabriel Snyder, a reporter for Variety, writes in Slate that box office numbers may not be all they are cracked up to be, suggesting that the current system of studio estimates occasionally reflect nothing more than wishful thinking.

This is nothing new, but it may reflect the future as the best venture capital firms move further afield from the Internet, the old V.C. stamping ground.

And while Ms. Dunham's film may reflect the quandaries of a 23-year-old, there is nothing juvenile about its execution.

Facebook's current musings may reflect the fear that the firm will run into trouble if it does nothing.