Sentence examples for sentences reflected from inspiring English sources
The sentences reflected the fact the pair were both juveniles at the time of the murder.
And Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Cressida Dick, said the sentences reflected the "true horror" of Fusilier Rigby's murder.
Judge Eleri Rees said the defendants had pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing and their sentences reflected that fact.
The administration concluded that these sentences reflected an "outdated sentencing regime," recognizing that drug-sentencing laws are illogical, unjust and ineffective.
We interpreted this as indicating that word monitoring in NP sentences reflected the ability of listeners to carry out the task primarily on the basis of the combined meanings of individual words and their pragmatic implications and with a lesser contribution of syntax.
We argue that (a) the N400 is a general marker of reanalysis in dative sentences, reflecting an argument reindexation, while (b) the P600 in accusative sentences reflects a structural recomputation.
The variable pattern for dative-active sentences reflects the (in applicability of "good-enough" representations during conflict resolution in garden path sentences.
The sentences reflect what many experts describe as the paranoia of Myanmar's senior general, Than Shwe, who appears continually concerned about threats to his power.
Det Sgt Jon Saxby said: "These sentences reflect the seriousness of these offences – organised, professional thieves who stole lorries and lorry loads to sell on.
Oxford Dictionaries has explained that these sentences reflect common usage – which I do not doubt – and do not represent the views of the publisher Oxford University Press.
"Through these guidelines, we want to provide courts with comprehensive, up to date guidance to ensure that sentences reflect the seriousness of offending".
