Sentence examples for may well reflect from inspiring English sources

"Harvard Man" may well reflect Mr. Toback's Harvard, but it was and is not everyone's Harvard.

This post may well reflect the truth, but he wrote it when he was sixteen.

To be sure, the New Market may well reflect naive dreams and bubble valuations.

Mr Chubais's chastisement may well reflect shifting sympathies within the president's immediate entourage.

It's clear that Muslims are not happy with us and their feelings may well reflect on Lok Sabha results".

All this may well reflect the nature of the market, which is dependent on the whims of central bank policy.

The rise in casualties over last year may well reflect the weather more than the tempo of the war.

The poem's uncharacteristic buoyancy may well reflect the optimism Thomas felt in 1915 as he made those never-fulfilled plans of joining Robert Frost in New Hampshire.

The problem is that it doesn't really have a cumulative effect: it just sounds confused and scattered, which may well reflect its author's state of mind.

The way the justice system operates in the case may well reflect the viability of the new government itself, a reluctant marriage of bitter enemies.

All are instances of stereotyping which hold back a realistic representation of characters whose background and experiences may well reflect those of many readers.