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Sentence Examples A lot of the prisoners write about how hard it is inside and hopefully when they leave prison they will reflect on this. Nowadays New Year's Eve has become a time to reflect on the year's events, and look forward to the coming year. The exhibition is a compliment to Leo and all involved and it is worthy to reflect on the fact that it's just a little slice of history. This summer's inexcitability has driven me to think about my past and reflect on how lucky I am. Such an occasion allows the predominantly non-religious staff to take a quiet moment out and reflect on whatever such people do in these moments. The beginning of the academic year is an opportune time to reflect on education and its role in society. Sir, can you reflect on the usefulness or futility of blocking all the highways? So as you reflect on the glory and the majesty of Easter, be open to the Lord. It is a place to reflect on noble sacrifice and draw comfort from the balm of uplifting scenery. Our thoughts are with families who are not so fortunate this New Year as we reflect on what we have got to be thankful for. A number of proverbs are shared among Antiguans and Barbudans to reflect on aspects of daily life. I imagine the endless nights of winter and reflect on the strength and gumption required to survive in the dark and the cold. What he has to say should give a lot of thought leaders and businesspeople pause to reflect on the monochromatic way that they see the world. She took a moment to reflect on what she must look like, and did a mental shrug, brushing the subject aside. On a basic level, the destruction of these austere cuboid monoliths on our skyline has provoked us to reflect on what buildings mean. He could not have done more, except score, and being as self-critical as he is, he might reflect on his one chance and chastise himself again. Noel, who hails from Wingfield, Knock, will reflect on his years growing up in Knock and his family's strong ties with the parish of Bekan. How we all love to reflect on past memories, a crazy trip to Barcelona and all that fun past we shared. The site helps believers reflect on religious faith in thought and in practice. Not for the first time, I reflect on the topsy-turvy, upside-down parallel universe of India. Show More Sentences To understand the biblical concept of peace, reflect on the Hebrew word shalom. One is left to reflect on the many might-have-beens and the extreme narrowness between victory and a severe setback. Nurses must take the time to critically reflect on their levels of knowledge and skills. It's a slightly depressing tale, but it definitely makes the viewer reflect on the shortness of life. I presume that the aim of this section of the conference is to reflect on the missiological program indicated by that statement. There is no single best way to reflect on your practice, but we should all spend some time doing it. I began to reflect on the bitterly frigid winter days of my youth, when I would sit outside in the backyard of the old house. They do this in order to reflect on God and on the plight of the unfortunate who do not have enough food. In using such a place, you implicitly reflect on its contextual architectural framework. As I return my siddur to the seat-pocket in front of me, I reflect on the prayers, just completed. A while later, after having had the opportunity to reflect on the interlocution, I came to realise how professionally it was done. I lie on my bed, looking at the walls of the cell that is to be my home for the next two weeks and reflect on how things got this bad. These somewhat unappetizing words do not in any way reflect on the actual mouthwatering, buttery goodness of Lobster Fest. Comments on the band from poll participants reflect on the general unease regarding the band's future. Is now the time to reflect on past mistakes and work together towards a better Swindon? Denis Beckett treks to the festival to reflect on the accidents, chances and coincidences that shape the world we know. During those quiet days, I had time to reflect on the act of receiving Communion. So many onliners take no care in the choice of words used, or how the content of their e-mail will reflect on them. And how, I ask you, does this reflect on their other viewpoints concerning difference and otherness? While the architectural style of buildings is not all that make a city, it does reflect on the lifestyle of the majority of citizens. Show More Sentences He said he would take time during his homeward journey to reflect on the images that struck him. As students reflect on the sites they find, a student comments on the recruiting tactics of the people in a supremacist chat room. The interesting thing to reflect on is the manner in which a strange alliance of forces failed to sway the Irish people. Yet his stern, fearsome presence creates the perfect penetrable entity, a persona ripe for revelations to bounce off of and reflect on. As she wanders, her thoughts become more and more pessimistic and she begins to reflect on life and grows depressed. When we do that, we give ourselves the opportunity to reflect on the fantasies and anxieties that permeate our everyday lives. Recent comedy films that reflect on growing up in the 1980s can be seen within a tradition of screen representations of past youth. I used both psychotherapy and meditation to reflect on what I really wanted from life. Ashe came up to the ramparts of the castle often to reflect on events and occurrences, and generally to get away from everyone else. The retired chemist will have plenty to reflect on for his final address on Advent Sunday. You reflect on how the previous season has gone for a day or two, but you don't dwell on it too much. In journals, writers record their experiences and reflect on their value or importance. I am also sure that this publication will aid its more experienced readers to reflect on their practice. I use this time to relax and unwind, reflect on my working day, and prepare myself for the following day. The quality of time spent in this space would reflect on the quality of time spent in one's workspace and living space. I hope those who meet to consider York's future next month reflect on this salutary tale. Maybe she will then reflect on that further, as we go through the legislation. We have directed our students to reflect on their experiences in collaborative groups. That is a serious matter that I think this House should reflect on very carefully. I sincerely hope this man will reflect on my response and consider his action in the event of a similar occurrence. Show More Sentences At the end of the intervention, they must reflect on the learning experience. Each guest gets to take an ornament off the tree, carefully wrap it in tissue and reflect on the year that's ending and the one to come. Dr Hope said he would read the petitioners' letter carefully and would need to reflect on their point of view. The Government has to reflect on that and consider what to do next and how to take things forward. It was well planned and premeditated and he had time to reflect on the wrongfulness of his actions and mend his ways. I mean they ought to be able to reflect on possible alternative views, and some do. Sauntering along the park and past the bingo, I reflect on the only fact I know about Dr Johnson's amanuensis, other than where he's buried. A couple need to reflect on the year and ask themselves searching questions. We know it is done predominantly for TV, but we might have to reflect on that. All of these editions feature introductions by prominent gay writers who reflect on the impact the books had on them. A quality liberal education leads students to reflect on their place in the world and locate themselves historically and socially. In a statement, the university stresses the recommendation does not reflect on the quality of teaching and learning within the department. Get loose, unwind and reflect on your contribution to global justice and peace to the accompaniment of the latest dance-floor fillers. Seasonal Sardinian and Sicilian chestnut roasters were busy in the square, and we had time to reflect on the long journey. Doctors are encouraged to recognise and reflect on the philosophical questions arising during clinical practice. Wales march on, but for poor tired Italy, the long flight home will be a chance to reflect on what might have been. Filmmakers from these countries reflect on those old ties with a combination of curiosity, rue and rage. They could both reflect on the matchwinning chances that went astray in a thrilling finish to the drawn game. But you should develop the capacity to reflect on gut feelings rather than acting on them impulsively. An opportunity to reaffirm our friendships, renew our commitments, and reflect on the values we cherish. Show More Sentences True, deficiencies will always reflect on the person misemploying language but as long as a message has been transported communication took place. Visitors to either venue cannot help but reflect on the pervasive, beneficent influence that this durable document has had on our personal and civic lives. The long drive back offered everyone the chance to reflect on the trip. The university needs to reflect on the motivations of its teachers. A third explanation for our finding is that shy children may be more sensitive to the symptoms of illness or more likely to reflect on their internal states. Listening to Drs. Kim, Berwick, and Jarman reflect on what ought to be done gave me hope. Work on the densely literary Essay on Irish Bulls sophisticated Edgeworth's approach, by requiring her to reflect on what a nation is when it is less than an autonomous state. And now that I've found a hairstyle that suits the inexorable genetic progress of hair erasure, it gives me pause to reflect on the whole megillah of pateness, as you put it. The aims of the day were to promote services and enable referrals to take place between relevant service providers and to reflect on how services deal with clients. There is a lot to reflect on these days as the year draws to a close. Traveling through Europe, blogger Molly Hannon pauses to reflect on the city of Dijon's legendary gustatory heritage. Alternatively, to reflect on my death prompts a sense of perspective on what is important to do now, how to set my priorities, how to live authentically. While we choose not to be labelled as such, it behooves us to reflect on the sadness and self loathing we experience as a result of performing acts of escapism. The one problem with Braley's remark is that it happened to reflect on a fellow Iowan who is a mainstay of Hawkeye State politics. Although many, busy in their commitments to the operation, were unable to attend, a modest crowd took the time to reflect on what Remembrance Day means to them. This week Parliament celebrated the 150th jubilee of its existence, and this is a good time to reflect on the past and look forward to the future. In these times when so many seem to spend their lives chasing rainbows, we can reflect on the great faith and fortitude of those who went before us. The problem with art that does this is that it does not adequately reflect on the urgency of the moment we now live in and thus tends to depreciate in value. With an adroit and intelligent adaptation, Ruiz has forced us to reflect on how we make our own lives into stories, and how we tell them to ourselves. As the world mourns this remarkable man of faith, we reflect on the legacy of his extraordinary life and the challenges facing the church he led for so long. Show More Sentences Moments like these could cause ticket-buyers to squirm or, perhaps, reflect on their own capacity to overlook and forgive. Since it was difficult to adhere to the advice imparted by visions, men and women went on annual fasts or retreats to renew the vision and reflect on their lives. They allow her to reflect on what lies behind his macho, bluff exterior and why she reacts to it in the way that she does, in a supportive, non judgmental setting. We reflect on my impending visit to the pokey over a fry-up. Perhaps one of the things war monuments and graves do is to make you reflect on whether you would have the mettle to give your life for what you felt was right. Whatever we may find to criticise about good old Auntie, let us pause for a moment and reflect on what we'd get if she should ever turn up her toes. Take some time to reflect on your past virtues and misdeeds. The people of Ngati Awa reflect on the life of their ancestors, sensing the ihi, or power, the wehi, or fear, and the mauri, life force, emanating from the land and the water. As the Congress prepares for its weekend chintan shivir, it needs to recollect the Shavian aphorism and reflect on it. The events of 1999 in Kosovo and East Timor provide an important opportunity to reflect on the practice of humanitarian intervention. The play is sometimes given a historical setting, enabling audiences to reflect on the underlying conflicts. But to be convinced that this explication is more popular than philosophical, we need but reflect on two very obvious principles. In the first part of this article, I will reflect on the media-historical situation. Over time children advance from the percipient stage to the perceptive stage, in which they begin to reflect on the significance of events. Philosophy deals with questions that arise when people reflect on their lives and their world. People do that sort of thing every day, without ever stopping to reflect on the consequences. To define attribute classes and reflect on them at runtime, you have to consider a few more issues. Load-time MOPs reflect on the bytecode and make use of a modified class loader. It is sometimes useful to be able to reflect on class or interface types in native code as well. He did not reflect on the consequences of such an unpardoning spirit in its operation on his mind. Show More Sentences Urge them to reflect on their own newfound strength and connectivity. And if so, would they recontextualize and reflect on the project by challenging oppressive systems and practices? And England could reflect on more frustration when Warner was given a television reprive after apparently being caught. If nothing else, we can all reflect on and perhaps tell our grandchildren that we were there on the night of the long skean dhus. The global crisis is not going to reflect on the export of top-quality bottled wine of the winery Tikves. In his show, Byrne will reflect on life as a father and husband, feminism and transgenderism, among other subjects. Or even a previously unconsidered gap year, to give yourself more time to reflect on your options? Jennifer Amenta uses acrylic paintings and photorealism to pause and reflect on what we gain and lose with technological advancements. But sitting in my air-conditioned office on a day when the humidex reads 40 degrees Celsius, I reflect on my short time in the Arctic. It gave John Woolf of ProActive Physical Therapy a chance to reflect on his time at the UA serving as the Director of Medical Services. Mick, who has welcomed thousands of Hendrix idolisers to his shop in the last 31 years, has had plenty of time to reflect on the left-hander's technique. Wolfe's forthcoming book on Erasmus will surely reflect on his famously eirenic influence amid the more-than-merely-cultural wars of the 16th century. As I push my cereal bowl aside, I allow myself to reflect on the impact of this war in contrast to the seemingly earth-shattering intricacies of my own life. The failure of Tennant's argument provides an opportunity to reflect on, among other things, the nature of Moore's paradox and the role of idealization in doxastic logic. The author of 1 John not only agrees with the biblical definition of holiness, he also helps us reflect on the relationship between God's otherness and our own. The most recent development in Hollywood's treatment of China and Tibet prompted Daccache and Valeriano to reflect on the fate of Said's Orientalism in contemporary times. Nevertheless, the Knowsley Vale ABC boxer will reflect on her time in Orenburg, Russia, with satisfaction after coming through a tough opening bout against Claudia Nechita. But after a wholly frustrating and unmemorable 80 minutes, Huddersfield were left to reflect on a 22-14 defeat, which was really of their own making. But Lyons was left to reflect on a game where his side waited until the 71st minute to copper-fasten the win with a Jason Sherlock point against Leinster's minnows. Here we enter the realm of metafiction as our narrational frame of reference or persona begins to reflect on the circumstances of his own text's composition. Show More Sentences In this article, we have collaborated with two other environmental theatre practitioners to reflect on the lessons we have gleaned from our respective case studies. I'll have a week to reflect on those bottomless drops, cliff-hanging goat trails, the stumbling of the mules and soreness from a rock-hard saddle seat. The result is a nondogmatic message movie that won't offend anyone buying a ticket to yuk it up but might have a deeper meaning for anyone wishing to reflect on the themes. When we reflect on it, many of the things we teachers do are artificial and schoolish. They look very different from how real readers, writers, and speakers operate. In this way she encourages us to reflect on what we see around us. The 1998 Academy Awards ceremony is in the books, and now that we have had a chance to reflect on the big event, we can put the proceedings in some context. As I joyfully embiggen myself into the vague silhouette of Chewbacca, I have time to reflect on just what it is about big hair that I find so elementally appealing. I reflect on how easily the building could fall victim to squatters and, in a moment of bolshiness, think it would serve the negligent owners jolly well right. Using Samkhya perspective, Haigh describes how learners are asked to reflect on their environment and how it relates to their current modes of thinking. Teachers trace the children's discoveries through the artwork, and together with the atelierista, document and reflect on the children's learning. Examples from Classical Literature Let those who think so reflect on the state of nations under poverty, and their incapability of art. If we reflect on these considerations, the problem of determinism and of contingence will appear to us in a new light. This sentence has naturally caused us to reflect on the ethical character of the biblioklept. But, indeed, they had not time to reflect on the inadmissibility of such vague circumstances in a criminal charge. I ask only provisionally, as I have not yet had time to reflect on the subject. I would seriously recommend to you to reflect on the relativeness of all equality, similarity, and identity. It is impossible for any man of candor to reflect on this circumstance without partaking of the astonishment. The freedom of the seas is paramount and it is appropriate to reflect on freedom, in a maritime context, in this of all weeks. When children perceive that their actions reflect on their parents, they feel that they matter to their parents. Today, one cannot reflect on these tragedies without also recalling the catastrophic plane crash in Smolensk. We need to stand back from this frenzied mob mentality, and maybe reflect on our own imperfections. They were a most mad ten days, but Kim enjoyed himself too much to reflect on their craziness. This study allows, perhaps compels, Dawes to reflect on the nature of good and evil. I awoke rejoicing, and began to reflect on the glorious career before me. Find more words! 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