Sentence examples similar to plainly reflecting from inspiring English sources

The Adams and Boering decisions plainly reflect this sentiment.

The frequency with which some North Dakotans have revisited the question across the years plainly reflects an aggrieved belief that their state came up short in the deal.

On this view, arrogance plainly reflects a person's evaluative assessment of himself; it is an evaluative assessment of himself and others.

Watching a group of seven highly paid BBC figures indulge in a public spat that plainly reflected a deep underlying hostility was, as the PAC chair Margaret Hodge concluded at the end, a grossly unedifying experience.

The fickle nature of politicians is so plainly reflected in these words, and that alone should be enough to set alarms buzzing.

The irregular progression was plainly reflected in the radiological finding of a dumbbell-shaped tumor.

That, though, was hardly the Wilkinson reflecting on the performance in Dublin which has so plainly given him such a key place in Johnson's thoughts.

In fact, what the two schools, especially the empty one, may reflect most plainly is the complexity of any development work in a country like Afghanistan.

"Plainly, we shall need to have the most careful and continuing readings of the South Vietnamese temperature," Mr. Rogers wrote, reflecting Washington concerns that the Saigon government would suspect it was being sold out.

Plainly, the more closely the new assembly reflects Iraqi thinking, the better.

It's hard to say, but part of its magic lies in Mr. Ceylan's ability to place the world plainly before your eyes and invite you to reflect on its everyday mysteries.