Sentence examples for much reflective from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, the aging man, not so much reflective as opinionated, crowds out his younger self.

Although "it's very much reflective of today's society," he added, it is also "very much over the top".

It reminds me a lot of the Austin Motel; clean, affordable and very much reflective of the outside town's culture.

It is very much reflective that there has been an interaction going on between the West Indian community and the African-American community in places like the Bronx and Brooklyn".

"It's very much reflective of the society we live in, not necessarily the one we desire to live in – right now we want to shop weekends, we want to go out to a restaurant on weekends, we want the services that we need, get our haircut, go to the butcher's, all those sorts of things on weekends," Carnell told ABC radio.

Now I pause to look at my reflection in mirrors, car windows, elevator walls and pretty much any reflective surface, trying to convince myself that others' assurances of my normalcy are sincere.

And she adopted a much more reflective tone.

He is much more reflective and collegiate and treats members of the judiciary with respect.

"From what I see, her image is much more reflective of who she is.

Most of the polar regions are covered in snow and ice, which are much more reflective than soil or ocean.

Those photographs, for all their apparent sameness, say an awful lot in a much more reflective and critical way.