Sentence examples for this contest reflects from inspiring English sources

This contest reflects my conviction that the best way to open minds and hearts to the world's challenges is to see them, hear them, smell them.

"This contest reflects on three beliefs that are key to our work at Knight Foundation," said Ibargüen in a prepared release.

In part, the closeness of the contest reflects the larger profile of a country split down the middle as evidenced by the 2000 presidential election and the narrow margins of control in Congress.

The starting line-up Pellegrini named for the contest reflected that he had been preparing for it with Saturday's Barclays Premier League home match against Arsenal also in mind, showing seven changes from the draw at Southampton.

That contest reflects a role reversal.

The video contest reflects the value we place on sustainability, and has been a fun and engaging way to learn more about the many green efforts on college campuses," he said.

The contest reflects our conviction that the effort taken to acquire a language wholly different to one's own is an investment not only in yourself, but also in global understanding.

There was one last alarm for Chelsea when Herrera was cautioned for tumbling under Gary Cahill's challenge in the penalty area - and the scenes at the conclusion of an enthralling contest reflected the importance of this win.

The national and local wine industries regard the classic as the definitive New York contest, reflecting trends and developments in grape-growing and winemaking.

The wretched Johnson-Goldwater race took place while the nation was still shocked by the murder, less than a year earlier, of President John F. Kennedy; the Nixon-Humphrey contest reflected the furies of the Vietnam era after Johnson's virtual abdication and the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Robert F. Kennedy.

With few exceptions, modern sports were devised by and for men, with the content, meaning, and significance of the contests reflecting male values, strengths, and interests.