Sentence examples for reflected both the from inspiring English sources

This reflected both the offer and the possibility of a bidding war, perhaps with the NYSE.

By Peter Hessler The vocabulary lists for Arabic lessons reflected both the country's shifting politics and its enduring difficulties.

The debate inside the Fed reflected both the renewed confidence in the economy, and the fragility of the recovery.

His lawyer, Ivan Pavlov, said it reflected both the thinness of the evidence against his client and a political calculation that the lighter sentence would cause less protest.

The London-based newspapers reflected both the nation's sympathy for the French and its horror at the premeditated massacre of citizens by terrorists.

The extra security reflected both the new threats and a growing reality that the country's financial institutions were becoming increasingly attractive targets for terrorist attack.

During a long day that began in Milwaukee and ended here in Jacksonville, Mr. Bush's itinerary reflected both the significant successes and nagging worries of his campaign.

That reflected both the decline of Internet infatuation and concerns over a heart attack that forced the chief executive, Reza Mikailli, to take a medical leave in June.

The toll reflected both the financial lure of New York City for these scrappy people as well their enduring love for their homeland.

Ms. Carusone said that the brevity of Ms. Giffords's "good stuff" comment reflected both the difficulty she had in regaining complete speech abilities and the situation.

For housing loans, the lower demand in some countries reflected both the recession and fears that home prices will continue to fall.