Sentence examples for reflected real from inspiring English sources

Surely its growth reflected real demand.Sadly not.

But Mr Wade's words reflected real discontent with the FAO.

Mr. Klein, for his part, said he was confident that rising scores reflected real improvements.

When global stockmarkets fell by around 15% in the days after September 11th, they probably reflected real concerns about the effects of terrorism.

Yet states were allowed to draw districts with black or Latino majorities when these districts reflected real communities that shared common political interests.

The coup attempt failed to gain any serious support among Lib Dem MPs, but it reflected real anxiety in sections of the party about whether Clegg is the right person to lead it into the election.

But, for many gay people, the game's denial of same-sex relationships reflected real-world systems that had been built to deny their lifestyle and their biology.

Scholars had long suspected that the potboiler blood-and-thunder stories written by Jo March in "Little Women" reflected real-life sensational stories written by Alcott in her constant early attempts to earn money for her bankrupt family.

Children created characters that reflected real-life properties of themselves, such as gender and interests in popular culture.

The cost of onabotulinumtoxinA and treatments reflected real-world costs, and varied depending on country and insurance status of the patient.

We believe that the present prospective observational cohort simply reflected real-world practice and is valuable and important.