Sentence examples for reflected the end from inspiring English sources

But the work Mr. Roche created in this period also reflected the end of something.

The talks, however, reflected the end of a decade-long estrangement between the two countries, motivated in large degree by Russia's sense that it might have spotted a valuable commercial market.

Her appointment reflected the end of a political leadership dominated by antiglobalization and the burgeoning (if tacit) acceptance of the unpleasant measures needed to revitalize France's increasingly uncompetitive and flagging economy.

Tonight had felt like the height of what they could hope for, Miss Cotell reflected, the end at last of what had been a beginning, when, alone, she had visited what Father Humphrey called the priest house on a cold April afternoon a long time ago.

Writing in the journal n+1, Christian Lorentzen, in a piece called "Captain Neato: Wes Anderson and the Problem with Hipsters; Or, What Happens When a Generation Refuses to Grow Up," claimed that the "failure" of "The Life Aquatic" reflected the end of "the Age of Twee in hipsterdom".

Fragment ions reflected the end groups of the parent oligomers.

Paul Dergarabedian, president of Hollywood.com's box office division, said the weekend's "massive ticket buying frenzy" reflected the end-of-an-era nature of the film.

Records reflect the end of the 2003 regular season.

The show reflects the end of the millennium, the flip side of the New Age.

Monthly prices are not seasonally adjusted, so the decreases reflect the end of the peak buying season.

The decline was in line with its forecast and, in part, reflects the end of the government's scrappage incentive scheme.