Sentence examples for press reflects from inspiring English sources

The press reflects in microcosm the constitutional imbalances of the UK.

His reluctance to talk to the press reflects a general remoteness, not helped by his frequent trips home to Chicago, where his seven sons were raised.

To some extent, the controversy — which has generated more than a few headlines in the Arab press — reflects a cultural gap between the producers and consumers of television.

As president, the oratorically-challenged Mr Bush has avoided torture by television, and his decision to subject himself to an hour of grilling on "Meet The Press" reflects the White House's view that he had to counter his recently diminished standing.

The press reflects anger and some suggestions of a conspiracy.

Back pages across the world are littered with superlatives on Thursday as the global press reflects on the career of Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who has announced his retirement at the end of this season.

Letters to the press reflect the mood.

And the poems in his first collection, "Bangalore," just published by Copper Canyon Press, reflect (and reflect on) those seemingly sub-poetic experiences.

But the air was full of continental back talk, particularly from the press, reflecting widespread skeptical attitudes in Europe toward the United States.

Roethlisberger, who has not confirmed rumors he became engaged to a local woman over the holidays, said at that event that his improved relationship with the press reflected the changes he has made in his life.

The Detroit Free Press, reflecting the mood here, celebrated his hiring with eight articles in the next day's paper, a timeline of his career and a banner headline.