Sentence examples for perhaps a reflection from inspiring English sources

But even Piazza managed just 63 percent, perhaps a reflection of the skepticism surrounding him.

The surprisingly quick resumption in the exodus is perhaps a reflection of Africa's steep and general decline in recent years.

This is perhaps a reflection of law schools' awareness that pupillage numbers have been declining since 2005/06.

His record company approves, perhaps a reflection of his being one of Drag City's best-selling artists.

In what is perhaps a reflection of her past experience, she is taking a tentative line toward the Common Core Standards.

Revealingly – and perhaps a reflection of King's acceptance into the pantheon of American heroes – subsequent editions have dropped the word "critical" from the title.

Today the population had no such chance to hear from Mr. Bush, perhaps a reflection of how much more complex the politics of Kosovo have become.

The vast majority of indie authors have tweetstreams that are 90% adverts, perhaps a reflection of the fact that they must spend 90% of their time marketing.

That is perhaps a reflection of a fundamental disagreement among Americans about the reasons for, and even existence of, climate change.

Ms. Checksfield, for one, expressed excitement about the reconfiguration of the stores -- perhaps a reflection, over all, of White Plains' improving fortunes.

While condemned by local officials, it drew a surprisingly muted public response, perhaps a reflection of how rare American military actions are in that part of Iraq.