Sentence examples for right reflected from inspiring English sources

"In Tel Aviv, you have great cafes, nice clothes and you live an illusion as if everything is all right," reflected Ilanit Swissa, a theater director and one of about a dozen liberal intellectuals setting up camp in Sderot who moved here a few months ago to work with high school actors.

But Senator Olympia J. Snowe of Maine, a Republican who also supported the administration's economic stimulus plan, said Mr. Specter's view that the party had shifted too far to the right reflected the increasingly inhospitable climate for moderates in the Republican Party.

Nigeria's electoral map (right) reflects this.

The price, $1.32 million, was right, reflecting the house's standing tenants and need of repairs.

The "Crouching Figure" at right reflects an artist's struggle with scoliosis.

No one imagines that Mr Hague's flirtation with the religious right reflects personal conviction.

Our panellists felt that Moran and other prominent Twitterers have become "brands in their own right", reflecting a change in the Fleet Street balance of power.

A shifting of the curve to the left corresponds to a decrease in the quantity of product supplied, whereas a shift to the right reflects an increase.

Meanwhile in neighbouring Brandenburg, another far-right party, the German People's Union (DVU), took 6.1% of the vote.The vote for the far right reflects more than just a protest by those disillusioned with the results of unification.

To the contrary, there appears to have been a shift further to the right, reflecting a feeling among many voters that an even tougher approach may now be required.

A record 16 candidates qualified for the first round, including three from the hard left and two from the far right, reflecting French voters' disaffection with the mainstream socialist and Gaullist movements that have governed them for 40 years.