Examples of using Be a reflection in English and their translations into Danish
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Uh… could-could be a reflection.
It could be a reflection of their own broken home.
It could… could be a reflection.
Would it be a reflection on you as a woman if he left you?
We should not only give to God from our paycheck, butour very lives should be a reflection of Him.
It must be a reflection.-What?
You said every word a writer writes even the commas and shit,gotta be a reflection of him or her.
It will only be a reflection of our own prejudices.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,we are all agreed that the budget should be a reflection of Parliament's political wishes.
Money can be a reflection of love but it is not love.
The most relevant are soft and calm tones, while flashy andcatchy can be a reflection of the bad taste of the hosts.
This will be a reflection of your inner state of being. .
In the dream book of Freud it is said that a stranger in a dream can be a reflection of the subconscious desire to acquire new relationships.
It could be a reflection of their own broken home. Family destruction plays a role in the crimes.
At the same time,corporate prayer will only be a reflection of the hearts of the individuals who participate.
This may be a reflection of how messed-up my life's become but that is the most… Spanish Sahara by Foals romantic thing anyone's said to me in, well.
Paradoxically, their ability to seduce can be a reflection of their own insecurity, leading them to bite if angered!
This may be a reflection of instability in early life, which might have made family bonds and a secure domestic environment essential.
It also builds in us love and concern for others as we intercede for them. At the same time,corporate prayer will only be a reflection of the hearts of the individuals who participate.
One can only be a reflection of the other.
It is for everybody to bring ethics into the world of finance and bring ethics into their hearts, money is not love;money can be a reflection of love but it is not love.
Your posture can be a reflection of your body attitude.
It will be a reflection of the history of the ancient Russian principality of Tmutarakansky with its center in modern Taman, which is located on the territory of the Kuban Territory.
But they are equally unanimous in criticizing and voicing scepticism over the Dankort card,although the views put forward on this subject may be a reflection of the major debate that has been con ducted in the news media, in which the card has appeared in a rather negative light.
Tattooing can often be a reflection of a person's character, his gentleness and kindness, tenderness and responsiveness.
You understand, therefore, that all this is not exactly the simplest of processes to manage, but Mr Frattini, who is presiding over the work of the IGC, has kept the debate on this issue open too,saying that he hopes there can be a reflection on the matter across the board in an attempt to understand that the more effective the process we use to find a solution, the easier it will be to amend the agreements signed when the time comes.
May your life,little children, be a reflection of God's goodness and not of hatred and unfaithfulness. Pray, little children, that prayer may become life for you. In this way, in your life you will discover the peace and joy which God gives to those who have an open heart to His love.
The GP's disorientation in the situation may be a reflection of her personal and private embarrassment to people with physical disabilities.
These observations may be a reflection of more efficient metabolic clearance in younger subjects.
The increased numbers of discovered formations may be a reflection of"feedback" to researchers going out expecting to find them, rather than an increase simply due to more people successfully looking for them.