Sentence examples for seeking to reflect from inspiring English sources
Seeking to reflect the growth of popular support for Ukip, he will say: "People have understandably become frustrated.
SEVERAL agencies are becoming known as specialists in a new kind of advertising, producing a variety of work seeking to reflect the changed national reality after Sept. 11.
Arab governments, seeking to reflect popular demand for democratic change, are trying to address the issue without prompting the violent downfall of the Syrian government or international military action, analysts said.
On the economy, the Lib Dem leadership had agreed a lengthy motion – due to be debated on Monday – seeking to reflect a consensus, and taking in the views of the business secretary, Vince Cable, and the chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander.
Jiang Qiong'er has created two very posh Shang Xia retail stores in Shanghai and Beijing seeking to reflect traditional Chinese values in the quality of the things she sells.
As the application of forest carbon standards is neither induced nor accompanied by any mandatory requirement, legitimacy may be claimed by developing organisations for their standard by seeking to "reflect what is best or at least desirable, or that they are objectively appropriate" [50].
The music seeks to reflect the wild nature of the internet, Mr. Fowler said.
Most obviously, landscape painters have sought to reflect the increasing awareness of environmental issues.
Producer Adam Tandy said the show, which returns to BBC2 in September, had sought to reflect the changing political times.
Broadcasting codes have always sought to reflect the standards generally accepted by the public at any given time.
The magazine's publishers say future editions will seek to reflect the drug culture of its host nation.
