Sentence examples for reflecting opinion from inspiring English sources

In March 2013, after sharing dinner with the anti-EU leader of Ukip, Nigel Farage, Murdoch tweeted that Ukip's electoral support was "reflecting opinion".

Worldwide, a poll of 21 countries published yesterday - reflecting opinion in Africa, Latin America, North America, Asia and Europe - showed that a clear majority have grave fears about the next four years.

Reflecting opinion surveys which continue to place health care top of the public's list of priorities for government, the chancellor has found enough money to keep the NHS growing in real terms.

For example, the Department of Health Good Practice Guide (2009) represents a patient-centered approach reflecting opinions of the multidisciplinary team of authors.

"The government, and particularly Number 10, would be well advised to heed his timely and well-judged warning, which is believed to reflect opinion in the wider military".

In defense of Mr. Hilton, Mr. Freedman said that as long as his tweets reflect opinion, it doesn't matter if his targets think he is cruel.

Consider how names or tags influence and reflect opinions of their bearers.

But Ms. Jost's personal evaluation, which reflects opinions I heard from other travelers, merits serious consideration.

First, they tend to reflect opinions shared by a large portion of the more committed conservatives who tend to turn out to vote in Republican primary elections.

Regarding defamation, the lawyers argued that Mr. Thibodeau was liable because his e-mails to Mr. Runsdorf misstated facts or reflected opinions based on undisclosed facts.

They reflect opinions rather than empirical evidence. .