Sentence examples for this case reflects from inspiring English sources

"This case reflects everything that was rotten about the system," said Mr. Gottlieb.

"Clearly this case reflects the deep animosity between President Putin and Khodorkovsky," the official said.

"This case reflects the most disturbing nightmare that any employee could find herself in," he wrote.

In a way, this case reflects not just Preston King coming home, but this country coming home".

"This case reflects the development of a corporate policy at Union Pacific that put company profits before public safety," the court wrote.

David Smith, the ICO's deputy commissioner and director of data protection, said: "The decision by the ICO to issue a penalty in this case reflects its seriousness.

He made an exception in this case, reflecting his own longstanding interest in furthering reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

Like a rainbow, a moonbow is seen when you stand with the source of light (in this case, a bright moon, usually at or near its fullest phase) behind you so that its light (in this case, reflected sunlight) shines into water droplets that are suspended in the air in front of you.

Elsewhere, he warned further that "the complacent, the self-indulgent, the soft societies are about to be swept away with the debris of history [and] only the strong … can possibly survive," in this case reflecting on the failure of US aggression and terror to crush Cuban independence.

"The F.C.C. failed to acknowledge that its order in this case reflected a policy change and improperly imposed a penalty on CBS for violating a previously unannounced policy," the appeals court said in a 2-to-1 decision written by Judge Marjorie O. Rendell and joined by Judge Julio M. Fuentes.

But the Ofsted findings in this case reflect exactly what detractors of such DIY school projects feared would happen.