Sentence examples for which often reflects from inspiring English sources

The BBC said: "The One Show is a live topical programme which often reflects the day's talking points.

The International Crisis Group, which often reflects the views of the liberal wing of the western diplomatic elite, takes a similar line.

"The intention is to filter or stop sites with immoral content or that contradict our social values," said Hussein Shariatmadari, the publisher of the newspaper Kayhan, which often reflects the views of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

"Washington must be grinding its teeth because Snowden's revelations have almost overturned the image of the U.S. as the defender of a free Internet," Global Times, which often reflects the official point of view, wrote in an editorial.

Even so, she wrote in the newspaper, which often reflects the Vatican's thinking, the reduced number certainly does "not transform him from a savior into a persecutor of Jews".

If they do reform it, they are accused of "meddling" (which often reflects resentment by nurses and doctors at any attempt to squeeze efficiencies out of a patchy system).

He devoted his time to travel, writing and lectures, which often reflected his growing interest in philosophy and religious questions.

He devoted his time to travel, writing and lectures, which often reflected his growing interest with philosophy and religious questions.

In response to 209, Demmons's staff has drafted a plan that would deemphasize written exams which often reflect racial bias.

Even in the best of times, it's hard for individuals to objectively value their homes, which often reflect their sense of self and personal style.

The Sky Drone FPV wants to make the lived reality of flying drones more similar to the videos and photos uploaded to YouTube, which often reflect the HD capture, not the actual first person view you'll see on a device while piloting.