Sentence examples for reflect some sort of from inspiring English sources

Did that reflect some sort of legal strategy on Ravi's part?

But the trading system needs to reflect some sort of fundamental reality or it's one (small) step removed from voodoo.

The images clearly reflect some sort of performed femininity intertwined with a mythological fantasy that feels very Russian.

The question of their authenticity remains unresolved, though it is widely believed that they do reflect some sort of Persian royal policy, albeit perhaps not one that was couched in the terms given in the text of the biblical edicts.

Does that reflect some sort of thinking that went on in your real life where you were thinking, 'what if I did something extreme like the reunion show to get my own wife back'?

The NMR structures reflect some sort of average, and not necessarily a structure that existed in the solution.

More than likely, it reflects some sort of adaptation or modification in its dispersal biology.

Sure, a 4 percent swing in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index reflects some sort of investor conviction.

The controversies surrounding diversion programs often are presented as though diversion reflects some sort of unusual undercutting of the penal system.

Aristotle guessed that changes in the position of land and sea might be cyclical in character, thus reflecting some sort of natural order.

But don't tell Mario Procida, 42, that he and the other members of Procida Realty and Construction Corporation, his family's business, are bleeding-heart do-gooders whose choice of projects reflects some sort of philanthropic bent.