Sentence examples for reflects a reality from inspiring English sources

Of course, this necessity reflects a reality that is not the ideal.

That stratification reflects a reality that is little noted in the party's official publications or in speeches this week.

This in turn reflects a reality beyond the festival's control: the United States so dominates world cinema that it leaves little room for anyone else.

There is no doubt that the push to promote nine-hole rounds reflects a reality that most of us now work longer hours and have more demands on our weekend recreational time.

And the list reflects a reality that haunts grieving families like his: the difficulty of getting information about the fate of people taken into immigration custody, even when they die.

But the e-mail solicitation reflects a reality that presidents from both parties are eager to obscure: that running for president as an incumbent requires campaign officials and government employees to work together in pursuit of a second Oval Office term.

Does this also reflect a reality?

Its stock price, in turn, continued to reflect a reality vastly different from the one the F.T.C. had described.

City officials say that reflected a reality of how drugs are traded and trafficked in central Utah; activists said it indicated bias.

Much of this (though not the dinosaur) reflected a reality of contemporaneous London, where clouds mixed with soot from the unregulated chimneys of the early industrial era to darken clothes, lungs, and skies.

These Chinese fairy tales that Bella and her generation grew up with reflected a reality of status and pragmatism: a marriage between families with mismatched social standings ends in catastrophe; hard work brings fulfillment and makes a happy stomach.