Sentence examples for picked to reflect from inspiring English sources

The name was initially picked to reflect its cross-Channel origins, the project being the result of an Anglo-French treaty in 1962.

Words were carefully picked to reflect growing reconciliation, but the visit could not mask plenty of lingering resentment.It was not the first attempt to repair a once solid link.

Nor is it the sort of familiar fare that commercial producers usually pick to reflect on wartime, like "South Pacific," "All My Sons" or "Macbeth".

Alumni, hand-picked to reflect my post-graduation industry of choice (venture capital), would call to congratulate me and suggest meeting for a chat over coffee.

There were other puzzles: long-term interest rates ought to have picked up to reflect the scarcity of American savings and the concern about the dollar.

As for geometric features, h, ICF, and ISD are picked out to reflect the vertical, horizontal, and comprehensive geometric variations, respectively.

"My stock answer is that I am always led to a part by good writing, but as I get older and I get more into self-examination I wonder if I pick things to reflect where I am.

The person-on-the-street report may have been a newsroom staple, but the currents Ms. Laflin picked up seemed to reflect the sentiments of many who watched the debate in Albuquerque, by far the largest city in New Mexico, a state that despite its relatively small population has become one of the most vigorously contested in the campaign.

This year's picks seem to reflect that notion.

It has been updated to include more Cabinet picks and to reflect financial data courtesy of Bloomberg.

The group should also pick a symbol to reflect their coming together as a group.