Sentence examples for moving to reflect from inspiring English sources

He argues that brands are moving to reflect a society which now expects men to spend as much time with their kids as women.

The writer is moved to reflect upon the connection of one generation to another.

All shook up by the discovery, Bishop was moved to reflect on his achievements and desires.

Consumers will benefit from lower prices because the market will move to reflect the regulated cost of premium content.

The 19th-century writer, Leigh Hunt, was moved to reflect that "breakfast is the forecast of the whole day.

But Mayor Bloomberg, speaking yesterday during his weekly radio program on WABC-AM, said that the firefighters from those companies were moved to reflect shifting demographics.

Outside the sanctuary, with Mount Tom as his backdrop, Mr. Matlins was moved to reflect on Judaism's traditions in light of the faith's earliest history.

Others may be moved to reflect that just as they are more than their demographics, they are also far more than the sum of their various granules.

During Mr. Beckstrom's term, Icann has moved to reflect the increasingly international nature of the Internet, adding the ability to render addresses in non-Latin alphabets, for example.

As of press time, there's still a button on the Facebook Home splash page that directs you to a page where you can express interest in a pre-order, but presumably that will come down as the carriers move to reflect this change in their own pages and alert customers of the change in the First's status.

It is the story of Everyman, every human being who comes to the end of life and is moved to reflect upon what that life has meant.