Sentence examples for meeting reflecting from inspiring English sources

Lord McNally, the last remaining member of Ken Clarke's ministry of justice team, was at a fringe meeting reflecting on Clarke's fate.

Earlier this week, Mr. Khatib had balked at attending the meeting, reflecting the deep disappointment in the Syrian opposition over what it feels is the failure of major powers to help in its effort to defeat Mr. Assad.

The official, Cardinal J. Francis Stafford, an American who heads the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Laity, gave a preview of the agenda as cardinals in the United States prepared to travel to Rome for what experts say is an extraordinary meeting reflecting the Vatican's realization of the crisis in the American church.

A revealing statement came in November 2000 when Alito spoke at a Federalist Society meeting, reflecting on his time in the Reagan administration.

Your meeting reflects the enduring purpose of the transatlantic relationship so firmly embodied in NATO.

Her notes from that meeting reflect that “some SEC investigation” is “highly probable.” Id., at 3.

The decidedly business-oriented nature of the meeting reflected the burden on the Obama campaign in the coming weeks.

In its sparse attendance, this meeting reflects a fundamental shift in Israeli society – despite the students' excuses to the contrary.

Diplomatic sources said yesterday's meeting reflected London's policy of avoiding measures which could push China further into isolation.

Mr. Williams said Republicans would make sure what comes out of the meeting reflects the will of the House, not the demands of the Senate.

Today's meeting reflected a party scrambling to adjust to a political world made new by the events in the Middle East.