Sentence examples for reflecting the thoughts from inspiring English sources

Clegg's mood was not improved on that Sunday morning when Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, told the Andrew Marr Show that Gove was reflecting the thoughts of many Tories.

More than three months in the making, with around 50,000 words reflecting the thoughts of our eight-strong panel, the MediaGuardian 100 was always intended to provoke debate.

Her pacifism had a scientific and free-thinking basis, reflecting the thought of H.T. Buckle, Herbert Spencer, and Charles Darwin.

How does food preparation or eating reflect the thoughts or feelings of the characters?

Moreover, as a national poll, it does not necessarily reflect the thoughts of voters in Indiana and North Carolina.

The memoir reflects the thoughts of a young, earnest man discovering anew tried-and-true formulas like goal setting and moderation.

But she also said they accurately reflect the thoughts of the commander, Lt. Col. Jerry B. Killian, and other memorandums she typed for him about Mr. Bush.

But I think in general books don't tend to reflect the thoughts or existence of people in their 20's or 30's or even 40's".

David V. Mason's flippant and divisive June 13 Op-Ed article, "I'm a Mormon, Not a Christian," reflects the thoughts of someone who does not appear to understand either religious tradition, and as such does both a disservice.

'I think it is fair to say that, if those two are thinking it, saying it, then it reflects the thoughts in Number 10,' said one official close to the Prime Minister.

Many of these diaries reflected the thoughts of eminent historians who were drafted as participants and policymakers, advisers and confidantes, much as Stevenson, then the Kennedys, drafted Schlesinger.