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reflective

[ri-flek-tiv] / rɪˈflɛk tɪv /


Example Sentences

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He points to Ari Aster’s small-town social satire “Eddington” as a film that is reflective of its moment without being didactic.

From Los Angeles Times

The reflective spokes of a bicycle wheel glint in the headlights.

From Literature

Though Flea exudes a childlike excitement in pretty much everything he does, with “Honora,” there’s also a reflective maturity that’s relatable, especially for longtime fans who’ve grown up with him and his music.

From Los Angeles Times

"British racing is at its best when it is open, welcoming and reflective of the society around us."

From BBC

He has become “more reflective about the stupidity of some of the idol factories I used to create in my head around work projects.”

From The Wall Street Journal