The phrase "reflects the truth" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something accurately represents or portrays the truth. Example: "The news article reflects the truth about the current state of the economy."
The Nets went 11-4 iNovemberer and 5-11 in December, and lately it seems their mission is to prove which record better reflects the truth.
Jamal sits at the end of her bed, holding her hand, the couple looking at each other with a love that is at odds with the stark, grainy black-and-white image that reflects the truth of their desperate situation.
Nakamoto combined established cryptography tools with methods derived from decades of computer science research to enable a public network of participants who don't necessarily trust each other to agree, over and over, that a shared accounting ledger reflects the truth.
It does not hold the same stakes as the presidential vote in Florida, but the contest on the Upper East Side of Manhattan reflects the truth about elections everywhere: blunders occur.
In kinematics of non-redundant parallel manipulators, force Jacobian matrix is the transpose of kinematic Jacobian matrix, which reflects the truth that force and motion are two equivalent aspects of transmissibility.
In his own editorial in Science, he wrote: "Programs usually reflect priorities and prejudices of programmers, but because AlphaZero programs itself, I would say that its style reflects the truth". DeepMind has pledged to start applying some of the learnings from its work with games to real scientific challenges.
"However, Western reports did not always reflect the truth".
This post may well reflect the truth, but he wrote it when he was sixteen.
"There was an associated risk as patients' records do not now reflect the truth of treatment.
As that suggests, death certificates, again like tax returns, do not always scrupulously reflect the truth.
Israeli allegations that Turkey is behind the flotilla do not reflect the truth, the senior Turkish official said.
