Sentence examples for sort of reflected from inspiring English sources

"It sort of reflected his strength and character as the man in the arena".

"I think that is sort of reflected in the way the TV spot is edited," he said.

"I think the moves we made sort of reflected that.

"That sort of reflects the difference in how journalists are perceived now".

Well, O.K., the slick choreography and a smattering of vibrant videos sort of reflect that idea.

"It sort of reflects society in a way that the poorer classes are at the bottom and the higher you go, the richer you are," she says.

The things they collect, the things on their coffee table, the things they hang on their walls, what they keep in small boxes and drawers that they never really look at but they can't get rid of — people do that and it sort of reflects who they are.

So I was sort of reflecting on his point of view about his own youth, and I think that idea really drove the S.E.

"I like plays that feel like somebody took a fun house mirror and put it up to the real world, and it's sort of reflecting back a version of it to you.

Eric Stonestreet: No, I don't think so, I think the dramas get a lot of attention because sometimes they're so unbelievably farfetched from what normal life can actually be, that it's sort of escapism at its best, and I think with comedy, people tune in to laugh and to sort of reflect a little bit on their days.

"What we saw was that schools sort of reflects this attitude of the 1950s, where there was an assumption that one adult, usually a woman, would be home to come to the school pick them up at 3 o' clock or deal with it when the schools closed," Ulrich Boser, Senior Fellow at the Center and co-author of the report, told The Huffington Post.