Sentence examples for reflected the realization from inspiring English sources

I came to see that his outburst reflected the realization that the intifada could not be crushed by force; that there was no alternative to a political settlement.

One Bush adviser said the signs that the Bush campaign might move from its original position reflected "the realization that people didn't buy their debate strategy that Gore was hiding from debates".

This research direction reflected the realization that the plateau was not uplifted as a single block at a single time.

"Folk taxonomies" have long reflected the realization that the living world is organized into groups-within-groups that can be defined on the basis of characteristics that their members share; and nobody who has any familiarity with the living world has any problem distinguishing a bird from a bat or a flying fish.

Toyota's overhaul, while less extensive than those taken at Japanese companies like Sony and Nissan, reflects the realization of its growing role as a global company.

The decision to quit British politics appears to reflect the realization that Ed Miliband now looks firmly ensconced as Labour leader after a shaky start.

"Reach the Rock" seems like the dark side of earlier films by Mr. Hughes like "Pretty in Pink" and "Sixteen Candles," reflecting the realization that dating the prom queen (or being her) isn't the solution to youth's problems.

But the abrupt reversal in the markets — only five weeks ago the Dow was flying above 13,000 — reflects the realization among investors that the troubles plaguing the economy may be worse than initially feared.

It also reflects the realization that the Endangered Species Act's true aim is to protect healthy and biologically diverse habitats, and not just one imperiled species after another.

Their hopes for a détente with Mr. Trump, who effectively staged a hostile takeover of a party he joined only in 2012, reflect the realization that rank-and-file Republicans have come to embrace the president.

Instead of aiming at an optimal social policy, setting high-level standards for application throughout the Community, the SEA reflects the realization that this may not be an immediately achievable goal.