Sentence examples for passing reflects from inspiring English sources

It may be that his own passing reflects the fact that it is only an ending "of sorts," one that merely underscores John Ashbery's enduring reputation as the greatest American poet of the era.

South Korea's sensitivity to that tendency, widely labeled "Korea passing," reflects its long-held fear of being seen as playing second fiddle to Japan, its former colonial master and continuing rival.

"We know that people turn to the BBC for authoritative coverage of breaking news and we will continue to provide comprehensive coverage for a wide range of BBC News outlets, across TV, radio and online, as the world reacts to his passing, reflects on his legacy, and prepares for his funeral.

The Wizard, more ambivalently surveying all that has passed, reflects upon another sort of line, "the thinness of the line that divided the real and the unreal in human lives".

Once your life is back on track, Every moment of our time that passes reflects a choice, an investment, an option that we exercise.

What was John McCain's vice-presidential pick but a Hail Sarah pass reflecting the desperation of a Republican trying to succeed Bush?

GOP lawmakers erupted in cheers on the House floor when the bill gained enough votes to pass, reflecting a sense of relief that a major campaign promise might be fulfilled after months of failure on health care.

Fat majorities say he should lose most political powers and his person no longer be deemed "sacred".Morocco's referendum is likely to pass, reflecting lingering deference to the ruler, and Jordan's king will probably keep his crown for some time.

But Merkley-Levin had momentum and could potentially have passed -- reflecting a big change of opinion within the Senate (and more broadly around the country).

Some of the first policies she helped pass reflected her work as a defender of women: the allocation of $500 million in federal funding for breast cancer research and the mandated inclusion of women and minorities in all federal health trials.

(F, Ind, I, 75 79) That the Freedom Pass was often called the 'Bus Pass' reflected the importance of bus travel in particular for participants' mobility.