Sentence examples for seemed reflected on from inspiring English sources

1937 Jews Split on Palestine ZURICH — The dream of nationhood seemed reflected on the uplifted faces of thousands of Jews from every corner of the earth as they listened, packed in the biggest hall here tonight [Aug.

But he seems to have read, and reflected on, pretty much everything written on the subject, from master's theses to obscure newspaper articles, and he has listened closely to Gershwin's entire oeuvre.

This seems to reflect on the one hand a political show of force and Sharon's desire not to be seen to withdraw under fire, but also part of his vision to create a buffer zone along the Egyptian border.

He never seemed to reflect on why the AK Party, first elected to power in 2002, was increasing in popularity.

But that's the risk you take, isn't it?" He paused and seemed to reflect on where he was.

And that was as far as anyone seemed to reflect on this peculiar state of affairs within an institution staffed by psychiatrists.

"Jog on, lads," a barrel-chested man advised, and the boys seemed to reflect on numbers, then left and took their thoughts of starting something with them.

However, the informants seemed to reflect on their learning in a more general perspective.

The composition changes seem be better reflected on lower bond stresses, which decrease linearly for higher water content and higher silica fume replacement levels.

CC, and the psychosocial intervention, was described as effective and acceptable by CMs and supervisors; although it seems that CMs reflected on the perceived effectiveness of the psychosocial intervention (which formed the majority of their work with individual patients), rather than the CC framework as a whole.

Today, however, the three Specials' ebullience is such that it even seems to reflect on their history.