Sentence examples for true reflects from inspiring English sources

So often, what we assume to be true reflects an embedded set of conditioned attitudes.

And yet a large number of rumors have proved true, reflecting a careful pattern of information and disinformation, the origins of which we may never know for sure, Mr. Wang said.

The alleged payments, if true, reflect China's aim of exerting more influence internationally through "soft power" — building businesses, creating jobs, and developing industries, said Tracy Barrett, a historian at North Dakota State University who specializes in China and Southeast Asia.

"True," Lou reflects, calmer now.

This statement by Aufderheide [ 1] from 2000 still holds very true and reflects a paradigm of modern paleopathology.

Joerg Herrera (@joergherrera) @hhassan140 all points are very true and reflect Western stance on #Syria.

All this is true and reflected in slumping consumer confidence, heightened business uncertainty and a recent slowdown in manufacturing.

True costs, reflecting consumption of resources, are difficult to estimate.

NISSAN QUEST -- "It reflects true Japanese design -- that sort of sharpness.

"Every day there is an announcement, which one is true, which one reflects his real position.

Absolutely, when you consider that the show that most reflects true cabaret is "Forbidden Broadway".