Sentence examples for was a clear reflection from inspiring English sources

The senator's apology late today was a clear reflection of a campaign suddenly on the defensive after losing three contests the day before to Gov. George W. Bush.

This, it reckoned, was "a clear reflection of how much things have changed, on and off the cricket field, in bilateral relations".

But the 6-0, 6-4 score was a clear reflection of Williams's superiority on grass and a big change from their only previous match, which Suárez won in the second round of this year's Australian Open.

Government officials called the announcement momentous, and Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz issued a news release saying it was "a clear reflection of President Gen. Pervez Musharraf's firm belief in democracy".

But when Ken Mehlman, the new Republican National Committee chairman and close adviser to President Bush, showed up in New Brunswick on the day after the primary election to stand next to the party's candidate for governor, Douglas R. Forrester, it was a clear reflection of the rising confidence that Republicans in Washington say they have about their prospects in New Jersey this year.

Labour's choice of Alan Billings as candidate was a clear reflection of just how far the party distanced itself from that old regime.

The stock sell off is a clear reflection of market concern.

"I want the next thing I do to be a clear reflection of the different place that I'm in," he said.

It is a clear reflection of the mind and the thought of the occupation, thinking how to kill more and more Palestinians".

This is a clear reflection of how important the future of the NHS and high-quality patient care is to surgeons.

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