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Today's student body is even more reflective of American society as a whole.

They are far more reflective on one side than the other.

Maybe he'll be more reflective after he gets time to think about it all.

That's not reflective of where people are in this country.

Post 9/11, hard living has given way to a more reflective view of middle age.

"It was not even reflective of what the majority felt back then."

We were looking for the reflective eyes of a fox.

I had been an animal, not a reflective human being.

They lay down again and were reflective for some time.

"It's reflective of what high school days are like for these girls."

She held up her own, and the light played off its reflective surface.

"Our approach to the market will be to create local, national services reflective of the culture," he said.

"However, it is not reflective of the entire student body."

But for now the tone among some state officials is reflective.

The result is a more reflective cloud, the study said.

The men get reflective on life, the universe and everything.

Not pretty but attractive, especially those large reflective brown eyes.

Cannot be reflective in this way when feelings are strong.

Touched by the past, they turn reflective and we hear what they're thinking.

Now, if only everybody would slow down a little, we might have even more reflective television.

"They'll tell us if they see something that's not reflective of the truth."

"It seem like they here, though," the old man said in a reflective voice.

They stepped within and he turned them around to face the reflective door.

I'd try him again in a different, less reflective mood.

Johnson, at his reflective best after the game, said he understood.