Sentence examples for order reflected from inspiring English sources

Burnside's order reflected the sentiments of many soldiers who blamed partisan — i.e., Democratic — speech for prolonging the war.

His order reflected the political significance of the crime, but having the F.S.B. take a lead also ensured the investigation would proceed in utter secrecy.

His place at 11 in the order reflected his junior status in a team that, in spite of the evidence to the contrary offered in the half hour before he came to the crease, contains no truly hopeless batsmen.

To inform, educate and entertain What was not so clear was whether or not the BBC is doing a good job of living up to its famous mission statement, or even whether its current order reflected the broadcaster's priorities and output.

Many of the forward-looking men of the time could see that James's executive order reflected of a much more wide-ranging, and therefore more dangerous, attitude to power.

This order reflected the trend in increasing SBEII activity, confirming that SBEII activity and starch swelling power are positively correlated (r = 0.939).

One wonders if the order reflects the Fed's priorities.

Wise is refining a theory, for example, that the order reflects how far the animals lived from the shore, so those living farthest from the water show up last in the record.

If the structure of the causal order reflects these explanatory practices, mental properties need not be threatened by exclusion.

Individual situations also show that God can deviate from laws established in the natural order, reflecting God's particular judgment.

Overall, deposition rates increase with decreasing stream order, reflecting greater hillslope/channel coupling in low-order streams.