Sentence examples for picture reflected from inspiring English sources

The mixed picture reflected the uncertainties haunting the global economy.

But the overall picture reflected an improving economy.

And he said the disappointing budget picture reflected the state's historic failures in managing its finances.

"I think the picture reflected that we had some people on this department that were, in a coördinated effort, involved in some very serious criminal misconduct".

Neil MacGregor, director of the British Museum, wrote in "A History of the World in 100 Objects" that the picture reflected frightened fishermen and an insecure, cloistered Japan about to be forced by American gunboats into the modern world.

A poignant photograph of his wife at the time in a restaurant, staring pensively into space, catches him in the act of making the picture, reflected in a mirror behind her.

Maybe the Salisbury picture reflects this.

There is no doubt that the first picture reflects Brown's inner feelings.

There is also soul-searching about the bigger picture, reflecting recognition that international business is increasingly complex.

This picture reflects my memory of the river, and, what's more important, it could have been a photo of me in childhood.

The buildup around Best Picture reflects the general feeling that everything is politically charged at the moment, including, and perhaps especially, the purported absence of politics.