Sentence examples for reflected for the first from inspiring English sources

She was 25 before she saw her family structure reflected for the first time in the US drama The Kids Are All Right, and while she remembers it as a "shocking" experience, she connected with the film.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average reflected for the first day its inclusion of technology bellwethers Microsoft msft and Intel intc.

This new deal will be reflected for the first time in the results released this spring, and the state is braced for a broad sell-off in TAAS scores.

But it was a few months since Capes of the Yard (a feeble, feeble nickname, he reflected, for the thousandth embittered time) had been involved in one of these cases.

When South Africa emerged from the apartheid era, the government considered roughly 7,000 proposals for a new flag to reflect for the first time the country's multiethnic population.

But Mr. Chen's victory forced many Chinese to reflect for the first time on the depth of their conviction, pitting their abstract belief that the return of Taiwan is manifest destiny, against their personal self-interest, since war would mean renewed hardship in a country that has only recently raised its living standards.

As the income statements of many companies begin to reflect, for the first time, the true cost of options, senior executives and boards should take the opportunity to rethink this approach to compensation in light of five principles that would help them align more closely the role of options as managerial incentives with the interests of the shareholders.

This event forced me to pause and genuinely reflect for the first time in, well, I can't remember.

"Over this time that I've been out of the White House, I've had time to think and reflect for the first time in a long time," she said.

These data reflect for the first time a direct link of uromodulin urinary concentration with an altered salt homeostasis in hypertensive patients.

No it's not, but it'll be a great contest because I'd like to reflect for the second time in play-off history - we're now in it.