Sentence examples for reflect a common from inspiring English sources

These sentiments reflect a common view for conservatives like Roberts.

They do not reflect a common benefit package.

Each announcement raises specific issues, but they also reflect a common theme.

His words are unacceptable, but in fact reflect a common feeling in Italy … It highlights the backwardness of our culture".

He often talked and wrote about the responsibility of black artists to reflect their struggles and to reflect a common humanity that transcended race.

Both the recent polls and proposed reforms reflect a common concern that nine people should not wield such concentrated and sclerotic power.

These stories are not necessarily contradictory — they reflect a common conviction that the sorrows and joys of neighborhood change tend to be unequally shared.

Despite these natural and unnatural divisions, many of the Delta's populations produce art that seems, to some degree, to reflect a common experience of place and shared elements of cultural history.

"I still think we're going to the Super Bowl, but I don't think we can win this week," a noontime caller to WIP, the all-sports radio station, said today in a comment that seemed to reflect a common trepidation.

Such sentiments reflect a common mix of fear, loathing and fatalism as the conclusion of the competitive surfing season at the Pipeline Masters on Oahu collides with the holiday shopping season.

And they reflect a common sentiment, that the United States has a lot to offer, including better job and educational opportunities, but Americans just do not know how to party.