Sentence examples for reflected true from inspiring English sources

But only occasionally, on their way up or on their way down, have the indexes in this country accurately reflected true corporate value.

Pascal Lamy, the head of the World Trade Organisation, has suggested that if trade statistics reflected true domestic content, America's deficit with China might be more than halved.

Chen Danqing, a well-known artist who was not a prizewinner, noted that his lesson, "Kindness and Humanity," reflected "true culture, ethics and morals".

Mr. Nesvold forecast that September would be the first month since April in which sales reflected true demand rather than low inventories.

In the case about the missed appeal deadline, the dissenting opinion, by the usually mild-mannered Souter (who was joined by Stevens, Ginsburg, and Breyer), reflected true anguish: "It is intolerable for the judicial system to treat people this way, and there is not even a technical justification for condoning this bait and switch".

Simpson concluded that the typical absence of transitional fossils between major groups reflected true evolutionary "signal" in addition to the "noise" of the missing data of a poor fossil record.

And you want it to reflect true experience.

Prices need to reflect true social costs and benefits.

"If a symphony is going to reflect true life, why can't you laugh with it?

NISSAN QUEST -- "It reflects true Japanese design -- that sort of sharpness.

Based on imprecise government data, these figures rarely reflect true market value.