reflect

IPA: rʌfɫˈɛkt

Examples of "reflect" in Sentences

The ESV chooses behold, but the NIV translators use the word reflect.
While some may be accurate in that regard, in practice what those numbers reflect is popularity, not quality.
"We thought it was important that our title reflect the marginality of Maine's Franco-Americans," Labbe recalled.
Since the conditions that individuals live in reflect “conditions in the country” and vice versa, the two are virtually synonymous.
Her CA125 numbers have risen, and she wonders if the mirror will again reflect the frail skeleton, hollow eyes, and bald head that frightened her four years prior.
"What the documents reflect is the American military's view of what was happening," NYU Center on Law and Security fellow Nir RosenÂtold the radio showÂDemocracy Now!
"ACT is thrilled to be a part of the vibrant Chattanooga healthcare community, and it seemed appropriate that our name reflect that we are no longer Atlanta-based," said Paul J.
"In a perfect world, they would prefer a clear set of rules, but in this area, what I think these guides reflect is a recognition by the FTC that it's impossible to do that, without creating more problems than you're resolving."
So it is actually important that the label reflect the best therapies available but -- in summary, we're committed, as soon as possible, to get newly diagnosed and maintenance label claims in the global label around the world and the United States.