Sentence examples for reflecting to some from inspiring English sources

Journalists cannot help reflecting to some degree the viewpoint of the soldiers they are accompanying.

Analyst James Ainley said: "The business has been the best performing division in the group in the last few years reflecting to some extent the geographical positioning of the Nordic region which has meant little low cost carrier development.

And there they are: two versions of precisely the same lyric, which share the same tune (though she leaves it behind after a little while; something I'm always too cautious to do), most of the same chords in the same places, and vastly different arrangements, creating almost the opposite mood entirely, yet each version reflecting, to some degree, its authors' requirements of the song.

The earliest stages of development therefore take place in a low oxygen environment, reflecting to some extent the evolutionary path [3].

Confidence intervals (CIs) for a number of studies are wide, reflecting to some extent the small sample sizes.

Besides, no pathogenesis process occurred in this microalga reflecting to some extent the axenic culture of M. incisa in this study.

For now, every loss reflects, to some degree, on him.

The cool public response may reflect to some extent the split personalities of these cars.

To him, the programs "reflect, to some degree, problems in the training of artists in this country".

And the people the Trump Organization has chosen reflect, to some extent, Trump's apparent attitude toward conflicts of interest.

Differences among Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Jewish groups are reflected, to some degree, in the functions of their respective rabbis.