Sentence examples for reflect questions from inspiring English sources

*Clarification: The reference to the tweet has been revised to reflect questions about it.

The phones are manned by fellow students who use what is called the active listening technique to reflect questions back to callers, helping them reconsider their situation.

"Who are the bad guys?" In classroom after classroom, instructors struggled to adjust their syllabuses to reflect questions like that, emphasizing "non-state conflict" and "homeland defense," and knotty issues of balancing national security with personal freedom.

Research efforts reflect questions that industry members and staff feel most affect wine production in the state, and include short-term studies of the effects of viticultural and enological methods on wine quality.

Meanwhile, she is fending off attacks from all sides, including from members of her own party, over her plan to swap asylum-seekers arriving by boat in Australia with refugees from camps in Malaysia.In all cases, Ms Gillard's dismal polls reflect questions about her political legitimacy.

My comments did reflect questions I had after what I had seen reported on Fox News, but I should have taken some time to check the accuracy of what I saw on television before speaking publicly.

We should reflect, question and challenge the motives of government, but we should not allow this to drag us into a downward spiral of moaning about everything.

Reflecting questions about Tesla's ability to pay off its debt, its bonds have slumped as well.

It's a choice that reflects questions about the deep-seated biases of the restaurant industry, the "ethnic price ceiling" and who ultimately gets to decide the value of immigrant cuisines.

Religion has "far too strong and subtle control" over society, said the lead singer of the band, James, who works has reflected questions around religion and his own Christian upbringing.

The high-flying Australia market saw its benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index fall 2.3% to close at 5,653.6 on concerns over commodity prices, again reflecting questions of Chinese demand.