Sentence examples for reflective of something from inspiring English sources

I go out and see what strikes me as beautiful, interesting, memorable, but most of all reflective of something else".

"It is a real sensation and can be very distressing," he said, "but it is usually not reflective of something dangerous.

Noah Stephenson, a Democrat from Salt Lake City, says it is "reflective of something we all, regardless of partisan affiliation, hope for – a better future for our kids" while the Huffington Post asks: "See if you can get through it without tearing up a little".

For example, the price premium metric assumes that there is little difference in cost and quality across brands; thus, the cost difference must be reflective of something greater than the inputs needed to make a cigarette.

So I work with my clients to strip away the gross stuff that doesn't feel right, the stuff they're told they 'need', and rebuild a wedding into a ceremony and a party that is reflective of their values, something that they are proud of and feels like an honest celebration of their love".

To say that these things are good and bad only in a derivative sense, that their value is merely parasitic on or reflective of the value of something else, is one thing; to deny that they are good or bad in any respectable sense is quite another.

It can be reflective or something of the like.

What sounds like bar room talk to some is very insulting to others — and he should explain how that's reflective of his character today, something many folks recognize but need to feel is sincere.

Indeed, if a conscious thought is a representation of something plus a reflective act, then it seems that the representation is conceptually prior to consciousness.

Doesn't it have something perfectly reflective of our quirky national identity that the present pound coin roundly lacks?

Follow Catrin: @catrincooper "I found it difficult to come to terms with the word 'bisexual' as an adjective for myself, as I'd always associated the prefix 'bi' to be reflective of two genders, which is something I don't believe.