Sentence examples for reflecting one of from inspiring English sources

Two unaccompanied minors, aged 16 and 17, were among the day's intake, reflecting one of the biggest challenges for authorities.

Philip K Dick's 1960s classic Ubik has come out of the hat, reflecting one of the most popular choices in last week's discussion.

They also report a higher percentage of dreams that involve mishaps related to traveling or transportation, perhaps reflecting one of their biggest daytime concerns: safely finding their way around.

They also had better access to dental care, reflecting one of the broader goals of Head Start to enhance health and well-being (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2005).

If "To the Bone" were a completely fictionalized story, perhaps we might have received a different picture of the illness, reflecting one of the more unexpected segments of those afflicted with the disease.

Pairs were matched using mental health status and social activity scores, both reflecting one of five categories.

Indeed, it was reported that Secretary General Ban Ki Moon called on Iraq's politicians to unite and create an inclusive government which reflected one of on my recommendations in my Huffington Post piece.

The lies broadcast on Belgrade television for years reflected one of the most salient characteristics of the Milosevic personality - mendacity.

Price's take on the policeman protagonist will reflect one of his regular themes: someone struggling to be good in a bad world.

The judge's ruling on Ms. Gannon's work reflects one of the many battles quietly fought as the case moved to trial.

The unexpected pat on the back for Mr. Mbeki reflects one of the more surprising shifts in the economic landscape here since the end of apartheid: the growing confidence and increased prosperity of wealthy Afrikaners under black rule.