reflect a preference

Frequency: 7.520.3 per million words

To show or be a sign of a particular preference.

preferenceVERB + preference

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reflect

Examples (10)

  • The restaurant's menu reflects a preference for fresh, local ingredients.
  • Her choice of classical music truly reflects her artistic preference.
  • The company's new flexible hours policy reflects a preference for work-life balance.
  • These survey results clearly reflect the public's preference for environmentally friendly products.
  • Historically, architecture often reflected the dominant cultural preferences of the era.
  • His consistent voting record reflects a strong preference for conservative values.
  • The website's customizable themes reflect users' individual preferences.
  • Does this design genuinely reflect the client's preference for modern aesthetics?
  • We must ensure our marketing strategy reflects the evolving consumer preferences.
  • Even subtle shifts in market demand can reflect a changing preference among buyers.