Sentence examples for think reflects from inspiring English sources

But the market's reaction, I think, reflects a couple of things.

But some of it, I think, reflects her unusual place on the American political landscape.

"There was a classy moment this week, which I think reflects Manchester United more than anything.

Mr. Lieberman replied: "I spoke what naturally came from my heart and I think reflects the feeling of the great majority of the American people.

Mr. Jones said: "I've noticed that there is a depth that has come into Sean as a creator that I think reflects the struggles that he has had.

Finally, the potential reconsideration that I think reflects best on Bush's record is the one I raised in a column several years ago, which I'll just quote from here: America has had its share of disastrous chief executives.

We should be allowed to think, reflect, decide.

Chess provides a chance for kids to think, reflect, strategize.

That gap, he seemed to think, reflected some inherent difference between the races.

"We did a proposal which we think reflected the value of the business and Aetna rejected that".

"What happened in other parts of the country does not, I think, reflect my district," Ms. Dahlkemper said.