Sentence examples for reflected a feeling from inspiring English sources

And the Tea Party reflected a feeling that was out there over the last couple of years.

He said he believed this month's election results also reflected a feeling that Republicans were out of touch when it came to the war in Iraq and the national deficit and had neglected social issues.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, scorer of the opener against Austria, reflected a feeling felt throughout the squad when he said: "England are the dream team for me, it's the team I rooted for when I was young, watching the European Championship and the World Cup, so it will be fantastic to meet them".

But he has also said that BDP's approach reflected a feeling that the early innovators like Run-D.M.C. and LL Cool J were by 1986 tainted by commercial success and out of touch with the streets.

Some of the qualms about digital research reflect a feeling that anything obtained too easily loses its value.

His conciliatory comments may also reflect a feeling that the supporters of campaign reform have growing momentum in the Senate.

That there is a growing urgency to the chit-chat reflects a feeling among those close to Mr Kennedy that he cannot defy the odds for ever.

Though some of that distancing was motivated by his animus toward Bush, part of it seemed to reflect a feeling of liberation from the dictates of ideology.

"There are more boys, reflecting a feeling that they were more at risk in Burundi," explained Elsa Bousquet, a UNHCR child protection officer.

Their governments have done little.That reflects a feeling of fatigue among outsiders who have been trying for years to persuade the Somalis to negotiate a new deal for themselves.

Some reckon the new cordiality reflects a feeling that everyone is in the same boat: when some firms have to fire good performers as well as bad, no one is safe.