Sentence examples for reflecting issues from inspiring English sources

For the first half of this year, it looked as if the quarrel was merely among those on the left, reflecting issues of, equally, liberal elitism and liberal guilt.

The bill is one of nearly 70 of which he is prime sponsor, many of them reflecting issues brought to his attention by constituents, said Donna Siminski, his chief of staff.

They find that a representative's votes can be predicted quite accurately by his position in two dimensions, one corresponding to race issues, the other a left vs. right economic scale reflecting issues such as marginal tax rates and the generosity of benefits to the poor.

The first part of the film will be seen in cinemas in November 2011, with the follow-up in 2012, and the director Bill Condon believes Robert is dealing well with the work in hand because the film is reflecting issues in their real life.

MTV itself has morphed from a televised storehouse for music videos into a collection of offbeat reality shows reflecting issues important to young Americans".Generation Cryo", for example, follows youngsters who were conceived through a sperm donor as they look for their shared biological father.

More specific causes have emerged, reflecting issues of self-regeneration (in the Aristotelian sense of entelechia), and a perceived lack of opportunities.

They reflect issues from gender politics to human relationships with technology, and they also inform culture.

Instead, he said, it was to reflect issues raised by others because of the scandal.

We want the blog to reflect issues that can get overlooked or haven't received enough attention.

Label B reflects issues related to the geographical coordinates.

One is to look at these findings and, where problems appeared, question whether these truly reflected issues of quality.