Sentence examples for reflected late from inspiring English sources

"The important thing, away from home, is to control the game," Ferguson reflected late last night.

It is not an anarchic denial of the need for structure.Related items Idea: Viral marketingDec 1st 2008 Idea: Game theoryNov 24th 2008 Idea: Business modellingNov 10th 2008Frank Ostroff's book "The Horizontal Organisation" reflected late 20th-century thinking about organisational structure.

Duhem's early methodological views reflected late nineteenth-century positivism: Physical theory was no more than an aid to memory, summarizing and classifying facts by providing a symbolic representation of them; the facts of physical theory are different from common sense and metaphysics, especially from the mechanical theories fashionable at the time.

Stella's interest in the definition of painting may have reflected late 19th- early 20th-century modernist concerns.

Over the next 18 years Homer drew a wide variety of subjects reflecting late 19th-century America.

Overall, the CVF reflects late Cretaceous volcanism that definitely predates the Paleogene (Figure 2).

Hence, the CVF reflects late Cretaceous volcanism that predates the Paleogene.

The age signature of the muddy sediment accumulating on the continental shelf reflects Late Pleistocene landscape evolution of the Southern Alps and its influence on sediment dispersal to the continental shelf.

Albumin excretion does reflect late pathological changes.

However, we could not entirely rule out the possibility that the Ptc may simply reflect late N2pc activity.

Thus, without a double dissociation, it still remains possible that activity in the Ptc interval merely reflects late N2pc activity.