Sentence examples for seems to be reflected from inspiring English sources

The third factor is that the increased polarization of the states seems to be reflected in the senators' voting records.

Mr. McGreevey's off-the-rack style seems to be reflected in the motto carried on Main Street banners: "Woodbridge Works".

Khan's campaign is confident these techniques are backfiring with London's multicultural electorate and this seems to be reflected in the polls, which show Khan eight points ahead.

The WCST is well known to be especially sensitive to dysfunctions of the prefrontal cortex (PFC) which seems to be reflected in corresponding experimental results, that is, a comparatively high amount of perseverative errors.

As ∼85 meV was previously noted for Ni 23.2 at.% Pt (1 1 0), the segregation reversal among low-index surfaces seems to be reflected in a different strength for ordering.

Users can see immediately which health issues in their area are worse than the national average, or whether a problem they have identified locally seems to be reflected in the data.

But his face seems to be reflecting exactly what's going on in his mind.

In one of his last essays, "The Philology of World Literature," Auerbach seems to be reflecting on his own situation, a man caught between the place where he was born and the work that he was born to.

The BBC's Jim Muir in Beirut says Mr Jamil seems to be reflecting a drive by Russia to prepare for peace talks.

"I think it's a mixed bag — while data seems to be reflecting decent number of Indians contributing to crowd funding, I am not sure given our general disposition.

The indecisive UK election seems to be reflecting this (albeit on another level) with commentators openly debating possibilities that have been more or less a global taboo since the end of WW2 (appropriate timing, too!).