Sentence examples for this sentiment is reflected from inspiring English sources

This sentiment is reflected in the streets.

This sentiment is reflected in the official motto "unity in diversity".

To the extent that this sentiment is reflected in stock prices, the downside risk is much higher than the upside reward should these expectations be off the mark.

This sentiment is reflected by IARC (2002) who considers an agent as definitely carcinogenic to humans when there is sufficient evidence from studies in humans (i.e. epidemiological evidence) and only 'exceptionally' in other situations.

Even before Mr Bush's re-election, this sentiment was reflected in pan-European polls.

This sentiment was reflected as well by respondents and casework staff.

This sentiment was reflected in a recent communique sent by UN peacekeeping headquarters to all of its missions, reminding them of their obligation to report incidents in full.

The owners, for their part, were not enthused by the concept of a player's union and this sentiment was reflected when Miller, who served as an assistant coach with the Cleveland Browns, was removed from the team photo at the request of Paul Brown.

This sentiment was reflected in the Winter 2012 edition of Issues in Ecology, which was subtitled "Excess Nitrogen in the U.S. Environment: Trends, Risks, and Solutions".

"Now that's just insane -- when we have one of the largest natural energy sources right here in our back yard!" That sentiment is reflected throughout this region.

The network booths do indeed seem to shout "Look at me!" whether the sentiment is reflected in the neutral-toned, scallop-windowed sleekness of the CNN sky booth, or the modular spareness of the double-decker CBS shelter, painted a traditional CBS lapis blue.