Object

• diversity: We want to reflect the diversity of the country we serve.

• fact: Please note the price reflects the fact that we want you to think about your purchase.

• reality: By reflecting reality we can create scenes that are immersive beyond their media.

• view: The RSPCA Council does not reflect the views of all of its members.

• nature: Our question concerning ethnic backgrounds revealed a wide variety of cultures, which reflects the diverse nature of the Boro of Camden.

• trend: Generally, the type of crime recorded in the Keighley area reflects the trends across the district.

Preposition: on

• fact: I also reflected on the fact that we're very well served in the Diocese by our Local Radio Stations.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• inherent: A forbearing of events to come reflects parental anxiety inherent in the circumstances of birth, providing an apt background for what follows.

Modifying Another Word

• accurately: An intense day with a designer produces a website that accurately reflects a small company in the business's own words.

• necessarily: They do not necessarily reflect the views of HDRA.

• critically: It encourages students to reflect critically on practice in assessment in RE observed in schools.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: They will also be given some questions to consider, encouraging them to reflect upon their progress.

• on: To enable the student to reflect on and learn from experience.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: My guess is that is exactly what we have here, a display laser, or powerful spotlight, reflecting off low level clouds.

Used with why or when

• what: This genre reflects what may be termed the ' democratization ' of Islamic medicine.

Present participle complement

• differ: However, individual LSPs would still be expected to reflect differing geographical requirements across the region.

• prevail: The last one occurred in 1976 and was based on late 1960s rental values that reflected prevailing social and economic conditions.

Preposition: in

• price: These costs would have to be reflected in the price of the product and we want to make natural cosmetics affordable for everyone.

• turnout: Falling public confidence in the ability of local democracy to deliver is reflected most starkly in the turnout at local elections.

• curriculum: OPPORTUNITY - This is reflected in the curriculum offered to each child.