Sentence examples for reflect at all from inspiring English sources

It does not reflect at all the changed world we live in".

Because that's still the public face of this country, even though it doesn't reflect at all what the content is.

But I think the image of our country doesn't reflect at all what we are made of in Italy.

But the fact that his directorial flair was so unused on TV, when many lesser talents were allowed to prosper, does not reflect at all well on the openness of that small world.

I hardly had any time to reflect at all; as soon as I took the photo, I had to go back to my car in a parking lot to file it, using a hotspot from my phone.

Madrid and the central administration does not reflect at all the fact that Spain should be a multinational state, they are the capital and the government of the old Castille.

They reflect at any point in time all available information about a company's future.

Roger Evans says: These differences are reflected at all levels.

"And that is not reflected at all in policy".

"There are times in life when the question of knowing if one can think differently than one thinks, and perceive differently than one sees, is absolutely necessary if one is to go on looking and reflecting at all".

As a result, Japanese long rates have dropped much less than rates in other advanced countries: And now that Japanese policy makers have, at least for now, managed to persuade markets that deflation will give rise to mild inflation, this has not been reflected at all in a rise in nominal interest rates; instead, it's all a fall in real rates.