Sentence examples for quite reflective of from inspiring English sources

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".

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

Nonetheless, the same bias plays a role for many other reported bacterial species so that the position of S. aureus as the leading gram-positive organism, and its frequency relative to other species, is likely quite reflective of actual infection rates as well.

This could be illustrated by one of the field notes from this nursing home: I talked with many of the nursing assistants who seem quite reflective, and they are concerned about providing good services to the residents.

(From Village, recorded by the research assistant) I talked with many of the nursing assistants who seem quite reflective, and they are concerned about providing good services to the residents.

They were all quite reflective.

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

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

Neumark and Grijalva (2013) report on numerous additional analyses including the addition of state-specific linear trends that establish that these findings are quite robust and likely not reflective of endogenous adoption of hiring credits.

"But our community can be reassured…[they] are not common, [they are] quite unusual, and certainly not reflective of what goes on in our community".

Some tracks on the CD will be familiar, others are quite obscure, but they are all reflective of our own music and inspirations.