Sentence examples for reflected years from inspiring English sources

"At that time," he reflected years later, "among Russians such a figure did not yet exist".

Democrats, though, said the results reflected years of grass-roots organizing, particularly in the suburbs.

It's been six weeks since the Supreme Court issued its two seminal gay-rights opinions, which reflected years of cultural and legal progress.

It was he who picked out the Peugeot from the studio motor pool, a convertible with a flat tire and needing a paint job that, he reflected years afterward, "even matched the raincoat".

Mr. Spada said the Broadway musical reflected "years of originality" on Ms. Taymor's part, building on the initial outline, but he also conceded "we certainly could have been clearer" in spelling out reasons for the copyright claim.

"But for him," Forster reflected years later, "I might never have gone to his country, or written about it … I didn't go there to govern it or to make money or to improve people.

The changes reflect years of preparation and planning.

The finished movie, reflects years of work by Mr. Ross and the credited directors, Sam Fell and Rob Stevenhagen, among others.

For many in our bargaining unit, the article reflects years of widespread frustration.

The new venture reflects years of frustration with trying to make sense of the Net.

"If I knew a song about Africa," she reflects years later, "does Africa know a song of me?