Sentence examples for seem reflective from inspiring English sources
In print, McNish's poems can seem reflective and relatively placid but when she reads them aloud they take on a different power, often with a forceful political message.
People that are lazy may seem reflective, but ultimately do not have creative ideas like Type B people.
In the end, it was this sense of community that would seem reflective of an underlying part of the film's significance.
He seemed reflective, vulnerable, shaken.
After we leave Joaquin, Frank seems reflective.
For his part, Mr. Bloomberg seemed reflective about his three terms in office.
The shift in administration policy on Syria seems reflective of public opinion.
When I visited him in late July, Petraeus seemed reflective, open, and at times even wistful about the approaching end of his third Iraq tour.
The fracture seems reflective of so many divisions in Indigenous politics, from opinions about constitutional recognition, to disagreements about the nature of welfare reform.
Certainly the antipathy aimed at the more formally experimental entries seems reflective of the same ungenerous, unadventurous mind-set (except when I boo, of course) that asserts itself here every year.
Instead, their popularity seems reflective of certain magpie tendencies today: an indiscriminate and imitative mixing of influences from the Backstreet Boys to classic rock, a borrowing of whatever is useful.
