The reviews were reflective of this undeniable stench.
Not all of his remarks were reflective of days gone by.
He said today's proceedings were "reflective of what has been going on for weeks," adding: "We are just not doing anything.
Cormann sought to defend his comments after Labor and the Greens suggested they were reflective of a government that had just one woman in the 19-member cabinet.
Matt Barreto, Latino Decisions' principal pollster to the Clinton campaign, told the Guardian that in his opinion Palomarez's criticisms were reflective of widespread frustration at Trump's victory.
Even more important, Mr. Spitzer vowed to veto the next redistricting maps unless they were "reflective of democracy, not incumbent protection".
There, a series of boutiques dispensed toys, clothes, kitchen implements and other items that were reflective of the antiwar culture of the time and place.
Freelance journalist Caroline Criado-Perez, who campaigned for Jane Austen to appear on £10 notes, said the prosecutor's words were reflective of the sexism in UK society.
The period of isolation, writing and demoing the material alone, as well as working out the vocal arrangements before she played any of the songs to her band or her producer, were reflective of Marling's growing self-assurance.
There were hints of his pedigree at times, most notably during a summer spurt that saw Gerrard assist on four straight Galaxy goals, but his inconsistencies were reflective of the team's as a whole.
Even more important, when he was pressed by reporters after his speech, Mr. Spitzer vowed to veto the next redistricting maps unless they were "reflective of democracy, not incumbent protection".
