Sentence examples for reflects above from inspiring English sources

It reflects, above all, the values and the priorities of the Presidents who nominate the Justices and the senators who confirm them (or refuse to do so).

The ending reflects, above all, a deep mistrust of the members of the audience, who are not expected to grasp the lesson that fascism and anti-Semitism are bad -- who, among those likely to see this movie, argues otherwise?

It was likely in answer to Qaddafi's complaint that this was all being instigated by foreigners (Mubarak tried that one, too) that Obama said, "The change that is taking place across the region is being driven by the people of the region," and reflects, above all, their "aspirations": As one Libyan said, "We just want to be able to live like human beings".

One of the feeblest tropes of modern filmmaking is the myth of the stoically silent working-class person, which reflects, above all, filmmakers' inability to imagine what these characters might say to each other and, for that matter, what they might think.

The aura of wonder that fills antiquity, Babylonian, Egyptian and Greek, reflects above all a sense of the magical character of knowing.

The group members fall and splash on the floor, the bodies reflected above until all leave: a special experience in the theater.

This is, as we have reflected above, a society born of other, older and different societies, particularly those of Norway and Denmark, where royal authority was becoming ever more established through unification and annexation over the period of saga writing.

(2) Do ecosystem fluxes of dissolved oxygen and nutrients more closely reflect above-ground biomass and community structure or sediment processes?

Both areas only reflected above 400 nm, indicating no UV reflectance from the petal.

They are masterstrokes of surface effect reflecting, above all, him.

The master bathroom is similarly mirrored, so that one might lie in the bath and see oneself reflected above.