Sentence examples for reflecting the sentiments from inspiring English sources
But Shih is almost certainly reflecting the sentiments of a number of Android systems builders who have so far failed to benefit from Google's efforts outside the smartphone business, where Google faces an uphill struggle to persuade system builders to back it.
Among examples, Cooper cites Marie's refusal in Willow Gables to compromise with an unjust authority as reflecting the sentiments expressed in Larkin's poem "Places, Loved Ones" (1954).
JON KYL: I don't blame the people in the CIA, for example, or the counter terrorism center, as much as I blame the heads of those groups who obviously are reflecting the sentiments of the President, which is, "we can just treat these people as common criminals and forget the intelligence they can provide to us and still win a war," as he says that we're in.
Reflecting the sentiments of Chiller et al. (2005) and Chinain et al. (2010), we propose an upstream approach to improving HIS in the Pacific, through the development of progressively aggressive health interventions targeted at reducing the disease burden of ciguatera.
Reflecting the sentiment that art should speak directly to the viewer, no text blocks explain or interpret the work.
"It's not just the sort of who-is-going-to-win campaign right now," said Joe Trippi, Dr. Dean's national campaign manager, reflecting the sentiment among all the campaigns.
But Gov. Deval Patrick, a Democrat, reflecting the sentiment of governors across the country, said his state's capacity to step in was very limited.
"This is normal," said Ayse Demir, a student who participated in the protest, reflecting the sentiment that Armenians are constantly under threat.
They reflect the sentiments of a large number of their colleagues.
Mr Erdogan had described the protesters as "extremists" and "looters" who did not reflect the sentiments of the Turkish people.
Burnside's order reflected the sentiments of many soldiers who blamed partisan — i.e., Democratic — speech for prolonging the war.
