Or perhaps they reflected the general national mood that we needed to move on from the morass that the Nixon presidency had become.
Perhaps what they reflect is the subterranean history of resistance by women in Afghanistan.
The diplomat's remarks, quoted in a European newspaper, hardly created a stir, perhaps because they reflect an obvious truth: months of outstretched Western hands have brought nothing in return from Tehran.
If the social networks depicted appeared realistic, we surmised, perhaps they would reflect some degree of historical reality.
Perhaps they will reflect his earlier life in a country, Argentina, where physical torture was widely practised.
No doubt they include a reaction to calamities like wars, poverty and natural disasters; perhaps they also reflect the loss of mystery and wonder in everyday life, as science continues to explain the inner workings of everything.
Perhaps they should reflect on the alternatives.
I wondered what Borges would think, and what he would say if he were to write a poem about these new grocery stores: Perhaps that they reflected some kind of change in the city, that in these new stores was a story about D.C.'s evolving identity.
Above his head the cliffs are creamy; perhaps they are reflecting yellowish light from the afternoon sun.
They reflect, perhaps, a new core client: the Russian oligarch's wife, with nouveau money to burn on Sloane Street.
