Sentence examples for reflect of from inspiring English sources
'reflect of' is not a valid expression in written English
The correct form of this phrase is 'reflect on'. For example: I spent some time reflecting on my life decisions.
I didn't know how much this film would reflect of me.
Others say some of the plans at risk of being taxed as overly generous simply reflect of the high costs of care in certain regions.
In his last chapter, he begins to reflect of the merits of the higher races such as his, and the ideal state of perfection to which they might be progressing.
They represent a "a kind of retro-femininity," said Howard Greenberg, a New York photographer with an expertise in vintage pinups, one that tends to reflect of some women's inclination to experiment, ironically or otherwise, with their feminine roles.
The amount also falls far short of the $44 billion that the FAO guesses will be needed each year to end malnutrition (and even shorter, aid agencies reflect, of the $14 trillion poured by rich countries into their banks).
I take zero credit personally — my job is to keep the lights on and the computers plugged in, and also to serve as chief intellectual cat herder (a characterization meant only to reflect, of course, my respect for the independence of mind that causes cats to resist herding).
Current microscopes rely on reading information from pairs of photons reflected off of a surface.
"We feel like others are sharing too much information, that there is too much to consume," Hansen said, "but when we self-reflect, of course it's not us.
This reflects of course both biological and analytical variability.
A few reflect those of Toscanini.
Do all three reflect parts of you?
