Sentence examples for merely reflective of from inspiring English sources

This was merely reflective of individual brilliance.

"The fact that it's taking a long time," he said, "is merely reflective of the fact that they took on a hard problem.

Tobin dismisses most of the Jewish communal organizations' support for the Obama stimulus plan as merely reflective of their commitment to "a statist, liberal welfare-state agenda even if it has very little to do with what is or is not good for the Jews".

Because this was seen only in the retrospective subgroup analysis, it could be merely reflective of chance.

It is also possible that the differences in mRNA and miRNA expression are merely reflective of the changes in the aortic wall architecture in AAA.

Expression levels of CLDND1 remain significantly associated with the presence of CAD in a multivariable model adjusting for smoking status as well as age and sex (unpublished observation); it remains to be determined whether these changes are causal or merely reflective.

Firstly, differences may merely be reflective of uneven sequencing of thymic compartments.

Left ventricular size may merely be reflective of the accumulated cardiovascular toxicity of end-stage renal disease and regression of LVM may indicate an attenuation of these effects.

Alternatively, these data showing an increase in diagnosis of women with MS may merely be reflective of the propensity for neurologists to diagnose women with autoimmune disease.

One can argue that the way the officer behaved on Monday was merely individual, not necessarily reflective of anything beyond himself, but to watch the two videos suggests otherwise.

To say that these things are good and bad only in a derivative sense, that their value is merely parasitic on or reflective of the value of something else, is one thing; to deny that they are good or bad in any respectable sense is quite another.