Sentence examples for reflects far from inspiring English sources

That is why I find Romney's speech and the society it reflects far more troubling than Europe's vacant cathedrals.

"I'm not a Conservative who says there's no room for government".Flexible, ambitious and doggedly negotiated, the scheme reflects far better on Mr Osborne than his axeman caricature.

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Song's decision reflects far more than a passing thought.

The row also reflects far wider issues than teacher numbers - for some in local government it raises principled issues about just how councils are funded and whether councils are subservient to central government.

This demographically-skewed sample, however, reflects far more about the people using Facebook (and their biases and prejudices) than it does the political reality.

The subject matter reflects far-flung travel and exotic interests: Ida Pulis Lathrop painted a still life of a rabbit and a Chinese urn in front of an ancient Buddhist scroll, and Helen Savier Dumond captured desolate coastline in Nova Scotia.

Highlighting the things you learned from the experience will reflect far better on you.

But Mr. Bida said the antihunger campaign reflected far more positively on the company.

Years ago, people trying to insult us would call us "Pakis" – but that reflected far worse on them.

He argued that calls for a "Declaration of Duties" to accompany a "Declaration of Rights" suggested "a mind that reflected" but "erred by not reflecting far enough".