Sentence examples for reflecting a difficult from inspiring English sources
More than simply reflecting a difficult reality, he gave many of his fellow citizens the strength to go on.
What is the relationship between the movement to take down sculptures reflecting a difficult past and other forms of protests against contemporary art works that are deemed politically insensitive by particular groups?
This wasn't a universal view, and we are aware that Quixote is unconventional in its genesis and aspirations - hence the name, reflecting a difficult but hopefully not impossible dream.
Southeastern said the scores reflected "a difficult autumn period".
Digressive essays, loosely about storytelling, reflect a difficult year in Solnit's life.
That was a small fraction of the $30.75 price in early January of that year; the decline reflected a difficult stock market and a cutback in customer orders.
The names reflect a difficult balance among the center-right parties that brought him to power and have been a source of both strength and instability.
The disagreement also appeared to reflect a difficult phase in American-Egyptian relations, which have been ruffled by American demands for greater openness in the Egyptian political process.
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright said here last week, "We have made it clear to Milosevic and Kosovars that we do not support independence for Kosovo, that we want Serbia out of Kosovo, not Kosovo out of Serbia". This formula reflects a difficult reality: If Kosovo is not "out of Serbia," Serbia will inevitably be present in one form or another in Kosovo.
(It may seem surprising that energy companies' profits also fell, but that reflects a difficult year for their refining businesses and came after remarkable earnings in 2006).History suggests that a turn in the profit cycles has a big effect on earnings.
Chairman Keith Dawe described the figures as "disappointing" but said they reflected a "difficult year" for the club, who are currently two points off the bottom of the Championship.
