Sentence examples for quite reflective from inspiring English sources

They were all quite reflective.

People who live alone tend to be quite reflective about it.

While I'm quite reflective about things I do, I was never really reflective about what I looked like.

Meanwhile, Ukip leader and MEP Nigel Farage - who is hoping to claim his first Parliamentary seat, claimed today that his is the most diverse political party and "quite reflective of what modern Britain is" as he announced the party's "pledge to Britain".

This group was quite reflective and critical to the information they found, even if they were not as critical as the non-adopters.

Plasma proteins are quite reflective of the overall profile in humans.

But at least one of his great-granddaughters isn't quite so reflective.

However, limited by the quite lower reflective index (1.2 1.6) for the PEDOT PSS layer, it is critical to precisely figure out appropriate materials and optimum thickness of the AR layer.

"I have gained so much confidence, and I know that I have the ability to implement new ideas on how we precept our students; even though, it might be quite challenging" (Reflective journal # 15).

"The media in the States can be quite self-reflective.

It tries to avoid the redlight-writing-cliches by phenomenological descriptions of what happened, but is also quite self-reflective.