Sentence examples for reflected familiar from inspiring English sources

The defeated resolution reflected familiar P.A. positions on core issues, such as immediate recognition of Palestinian statehood, Israeli withdrawal to the 1967 borders, a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem, and a three-year deadline to end the occupation of the West Bank.

48 Although experts' value talk reflected familiar ethical and epistemological concerns, our central finding is this: there was substantial variation in the way experts conceived of each value.

But the scouting evaluations of Rosen seem to reflect familiar stereotypes.

Such dicta are commonplace and reflect familiar judicial attitudes.

The applause that greeted Ms. Burwell as the budget nominee reflected how familiar she remains, having served President Bill Clinton at the budget office, where she was the deputy director, as well as at the Treasury Department and in the White House.

MEXICO CITY — The word many Mexicans now use to describe Washington reflects a familiar mix of outrage and exasperation: berrinche.

Reflecting the familiar partisan divide, Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma, a Republican climate skeptic, counters, "The global warming movement has collapsed".

These potential alternatives were produced by the Pentagon at the behest of the White House and reflect a familiar pattern within the Obama administration on the use of force.

But they also reflect something familiar: a great city's desire not to let a few quirks of nature hold it back.

American decline is real, though the apocalyptic vision reflects the familiar ruling-class perception that anything short of total control amounts to total disaster.

It is refreshingly, transgressively uninterested in reflecting the familiar dramas of human life, or in reproducing the conventional grammar of human thinking.