Sentence examples for reflect much of from inspiring English sources

The performers were dressed in matching black vintage jackets with sleeves shortened, revealing a reflective spandex undergarment– that doesn't quite manage to reflect much of anything – to which motion sensors were attached.

He says: "It manages to reflect much of the politics of that time.

These are the crucial clouds that reflect much of the incident sunlight back into space and keep the Earth cool.

None seems to reflect much of anything happening to Rick Moody, apart from the challenge to write dexterously upon an occasion offered him.

He also included the works of two ceramists -- Jissei Omine and Shinman Yamada -- whose robust forms and decoration reflect much of what the weavers are doing in fiber and look more modern than traditional.

Governments tend to compartmentalize activities, and their Websites reflect much of that compartmentalization. LegisLink.org or something like it could, at a minimum, provide a resource that helps casual and new users find where official documents are stored at various locations or among various jurisdictions.

Her vast experience reflects much of the same.

The order that issued in this case reflected much of the foregoing statutory and regulatory language.

It reflects much of the rest of the natural world in offering hope, regeneration and renewal.

Cooper said the IPPR paper reflected much of the evidence heard by MPs.

Analysts say Portsmouth, whose electorate is 43percentt independent, reflects much of New Hampshire's influx.