Sentence examples for reflecting people from inspiring English sources

So the point is that we shouldn't think of the Journal as reflecting people who try to live in Manhattan as if they were upper-middle-class suburbanites; it's reflecting people who are members of the modern carriage trade, and who get annoyed at the proletarian peddlers getting in the way of their chauffeurs.

Rock Rose Gin is part of a wave of distilleries reflecting people's new-found interest in gin.

As for the numbers reflecting people's preferences, Professor Patterson said, "I think they are soft".

Fortuyn did something similar by reflecting people's actual concerns, fracturing traditional distinctions between left- and rightwing politics.

The authors also found that Mr. Cramer's buy recommendations had more influence than sell recommendations, reflecting people's desire to bet on winners.

"These two politicians are reflecting people's dissatisfaction with the whole process".

But if we're going to have honours, they should surely reflect people's social worth.

The drop probably reflected people exhausting their unemployment benefits rather than a pickup in hiring.

"We want the organization to reflect people's media habits and concerns".

"They must reflect people's changing patterns of marking social relationships," he said.

"We're trying to have a work in progress that reflects people's concerns," she said.