Examples of using It reflected in English and their translations into Polish
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It reflected poorly on the firm.
And when she won, it reflected well on you.
It reflected the crisis in Catholicism.
And you didn't think it reflected any homicidal intent?
It reflected an old, nonprogressive zoo policy.
When a camera light hit it, it reflected a sinister shade of red.
Is it reflected in the leading city documents?
It reflected a new and revolutionary at the time system of incarceration.
Much lighter than its dark Georgian counterpart Willow it reflected the Victorian age.
We see it reflected like a shadow on the wall of a cave.
The rapporteur was congratulated on the quality of the opinion and the consensus it reflected;
One of the comments about the photo said that it reflected the real situation in the streets of Vietnam.
The rapporteur-general, while criticising excessive use of co-rapporteurs,accepted the amendment as it reflected EESC practice.
According to different opinions, it reflected either the resilience of the people, whether spiritual purity, or devotion to Christianity.
According to historians, wearing a white surcoat originated in the era of the Crusaders, it reflected the heat away from the plate armor.
This original paraphrase of the English villa Jurkovic come about through his existing experience with crafts, but it reflected his training at the Vienna Camillo Sitte, deep study of the work of Edgar Wood, CR Mackintosh and in particular HM Baillie-Scott his study of House and Garden was published in Czech translation in 1910 Laichter Publishing.
This approach proved not to have made a positive contribution to the development of civil society, even though it reflected a general policy of the EU at the time.
This means that the direction of collapsing of buildings, andalso the arrangement of after-collapsing debris, must in Katowice be such, that it reflected the meridianal motion of the collapsing force.
This clinical description is quite similar to those found in modern textbooks, and it reflected the extent of medical knowledge through the Middle Ages into the 19th century.
The SOC section president, Ms Kurki,stressed that it was the first opinion prepared by the Labour Market Observatory and that it reflected the rich discussions which had taken place at the section meeting.
What we want is people to get familiar enough with better models-- have it reflected in their feelings-- to allow them to make security trade-offs.
It reflects, it symbolizes the image of Diego among his own.
It reflects the huge determination of individuals and strengthens the bond between citizens and the EU.
She had to, because it reflects in his school lunches, which we have to help manage.
It reflects the love the gods have for all of us.
It reflects on her judgment.
It reflects the division of competences between the different levels of governance in the EU.
If you're bad, it reflects on me.