Sentence examples for rather reflected from inspiring English sources

But if the arena lacked the crackle of anticipation demanded by a semi-final, the edge to the atmosphere rather reflected the importance of the occasion.

One of the prime characteristics of a photonic crystal is that it has a band gap -- a range of light frequencies that is not propagated within the crystal, but rather reflected.

Pfizer itself was quick to insist that its decision was not a vote of no confidence in the UK as a business environment but rather reflected a broader rethink of priorities.

This was not evidence of careerist aspirations of would-be participants, but rather reflected the serious income supplement that could be derived from buying V.C.R.'s and blue jeans in the U.S. and selling them at home.

Three other justices, John Paul Stevens, David H. Souter, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, wrote a separate opinion to say that the denial should not be mistaken for a lack of interest, but rather reflected the fact that the federal courts had not yet had a chance to review a three-strikes case.

While the staff changes are significant, several aides said that they did not indicate a new direction or a sense of dissatisfaction with the campaign, but rather reflected a need for a deeper bench of advisers as the pace of the contest intensifies and television advertising begins.

Appraisers say their figures are not inflated, but rather reflect the improving market in some areas of the country.

Is it really so difficult to stem the flow of drugs into prison, or does it rather reflect weakness of will?

However, this might rather reflect methodological issues of the studies.

Twitter should not advance its own viewpoint, but rather reflect the discussion as it appears on our platform.

In China, the Basic Medical Insurance program is not a universal entitlement but rather reflects differences in social classes.