Sentence examples for of course reflecting from inspiring English sources

The Paris-Brussels spat continues and has moved beyond the cultural exception, of course, reflecting the difficulties of a Socialist government that finds itself caught in a triple-dip recession, with record unemployment and rising budget deficits, despite getting two years' grace from the same European Commission to meet budget deficit targets.

This is a coup in itself, of course, reflecting how much the movement to end the Drug War has gained ground in recent years.

Karzai praised him publicly for his frequent apologies (each, of course, reflecting an American act or acts that killed civilians), though angry Afghans were less impressed.

While she was still signing post-talk autographs, I drove home (in the rain, of course) reflecting on not only her words but also her inspiring intellect and commitment to a form of journalism that takes as its fundamental charge to "go where the silence is" -- to ask the questions, tell the stories, and amplify the ideas that would otherwise go unspoken.

Core Reflections analyze, question, dramatize, interpret, and (of course) reflect on the materials of the Core Curriculum in order to heighten understanding of Core topics, explore connections among Core works, and relate the Core to our contemporary world.

Which, of course, reflects what happened.

These changes could, of course, reflect sensitized dopaminergic receptors.

But they also, of course, reflect an editorial decision.

That, of course, reflects the peculiarities of the case.

All that would, of course, reflect the job Walsh and his staff have done.

Those findings, of course, reflect the fact that women live longer than men.