Sentence examples for reflects so from inspiring English sources
That reflects so much in his music-making with others".
The idea never entirely faded away, possibly because it reflects so well on male lovemaking prowess.
The play reflects so much of his work that ignoring it is a disservice to scholars everywhere.
"What's fascinating is that the building reflects so much of the history," said Greg Schneider, vice president of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: The President is too patriotic to be happy about something that reflects so poorly on our country, or a large part of it.
Derbyshire's success this season reflects so well on everyone at the club, not least their coach Karl Krikken - a former Guardian columnist, in case you've forgotten.
Many would have expected more coverage from a case that reflected so many aspects of African Americans lives.
As a consequence, light energy travels through glass instead of being absorbed and reflected, so that glass is transparent.
The cadences, literally, the rhythms of life and death in combat, the fears and concerns in the world at home are reflected so intensely in those songs.
As we passed under the Rialto Bridge, the water reflecting so much light it looked electric, it was almost like gliding through a dream.
As temperature increases, light with a shorter wavelength is reflected, so you see light towards the blue end of the visible spectrum.
