Sentence examples for so reflected from inspiring English sources

Any failure to do so reflected badly on Lolo.

So reflected J.P. Morgan junior in 1933, in the middle of a financial crisis.

That this was so reflected a natural instinct for self-preservation on the part of any potential satirists.

Polaroid sunglasses are made such that the lenses do not allow that polarisation through, and so reflected glare is reduced more than is direct light.

Melrose added 6.9p to 274.7p as UBS moved its recommendation on the acquisitive engineering group from neutral to buy: Our neutral rating on Melrose over the past year or so reflected our view that the next deal was not imminent, and therefore that mixed end-market trends would limit performance.

So, reflected affections, or sentiments, are both the source of our moral judgments and their objects.

Doing so reflects badly on you".

Another 5 percent or so reflects back off the solar cell.

To do so reflects a "sour stew of cynicism and suspicion", according to the minister.

The conflict so reflects her style of diplomacy that Time magazine called it "Madeleine's War".

You are a unique individual, so reflect and focus on what is best for you.