Sentence examples for reflect a kind from inspiring English sources
Some reactions reflect a kind of enlightenment.
Holidays are particularly fraught because they reflect a kind of state recognition.
It seems to reflect a kind of life — traditional, rural, organic — that our hyper-complicated times have left far behind.
When I asked him if he intended his performances to reflect a kind of devotion, he hesitated before he answered.
Thane Rosenbaum, a law professor at Fordham University, said that U.C.L.A.'s gifts from Mr. Milken and the Resnicks reflect a kind of "academic cynicism".
If "Fiddler" represents the Disneyfication of authentic Jewish culture, these trends reflect a kind of anti- Fiddler -ism, anti- Fiddler -ismrecord stranti- Fiddler -ism
He said the state needs to examine whether policies need to be changed and attitudes altered to reflect a "kinder and gentler" approach to maintaining safe schools.
Surely this reflects a kind of interplanetary hipness.
It is in this way that a computer reflects a kind of "intelligence" similar to that of humans.
The second stage reflects a kind of "ignition," and is achieved only for stimuli that are consciously perceived.
The house, completed in 2008 after four years of planning and construction, reflects a kind of "new Thai" style.
