(1) I often reflect on my schooldays.

(2) You have to reflect on how to answer his questions before you get to his house.

(3) She paused to reflect on what she had achieved.

(4) We should often reflect on our past mistakes.

(5) I hope in years to come he will reflect on his decision.

(6) He was left to reflect on the implications of his decision.

(7) She was left to reflect on the implications of her decision.

(8) He had time to reflect on his successes and failures.

(9) It provides one with a chance to reflect on spiritual matters in solitude.

(10) Write it out in full, reflect on it overnight and polish it the next day.

(11) On the plane I was able to reflect on the trip.

(12) I urge those on both Front Benches to reflect on how they can make up for that democratic lack.

(13) Here, you can help him reflect on the fact that maybe he is being extra hard on you.

(14) What questions do the words ask you to reflect on?

(15) On my way home I reflect on the pleasures of a good day's fishing.

(16) Does the worshipper who begins to reflect on his worship become less of a worshipper?

(17) When awake(), we normally reflect on the stream of consciousness as it goes on.

(18) Now at his lowest ebb, Marinello can reflect on life in the fast lane.

(19) We must reflect on whether further measures might be needed to put extra pressure on authorities to bring properties back into use.

(20) It invites us to reflect on history with a slower pulse-rate, history in the longer term.

(21) She needs to be able to reflect on her own behavior, feelings, and tendencies more than the average child.

(22) The start of a new year is a good time to reflect on the many achievements of the past.

(23) She joined a prayer group that met weekly to read and reflect on the Scriptures.

(24) It is important to prioritize and target areas which reflect on the key areas of the operation.

(25) When you see a good person, think of becoming like her/him. When you see someone not so good, reflect on your own weak points. Confucius 

(26) For those who went the distance it was time to reflect on their achievement.

(27) At the final session the whole group met together to pray and reflect on the week.

(28) This demands that one or both adults regularly move out of role in order to reflect on what is going on.

(29) But for now you stay here, examine the indenture, reflect on what you have said.

(30) Everything that is past is either a learning experience to grow on, a beautiful memory to reflect on, or a motivating factor to act upon. Denis Waitley 

(1) I often reflect on my schooldays.

(2) You have to reflect on how to answer his questions before you get to his house.

(31) She lay still, needing the time alone to reflect on herself.

(32) They record and reflect on daily activities, delicately holding within the innocent seeming image much that is intimate.

(33) I am beginning to count the days since the landing and to reflect on all that has happened.

(34) Altogether, an enjoyable and memorable occasion to reflect on the highlights of your day.

(35) Then the rock continued on its imperturbable course and we were left to reflect on its message.

(36) There he could get a good whisky and soda and reflect on his unfortunate position.

(37) For the moment, however, it is sufficient to reflect on the difficult terrain which we are traversing.

(38) We can begin to understand this vital principle when we reflect on how we have been emotionally wounded in the past.

(39) From this, we step forward to reflect on the essential need for humility.

(40) You may not agree with the ratings, but it does give pause to reflect on various destinations.

(41) A peaceful journey home with lots to reflect on and pray and share with others.

(42) Walking from the Regimental Headquarters to the Mess there is time to reflect on the day and think about the future.

(43) Pilgrims of the primordial, we go to reflect on our birth.

(44) One can reflect on the first yama, ahimsa, non-harming.

(45) This meeting is a chance to reflect on JW Lee, starting with the tribute video that was shared with the Executive Board last week, and hearing from Ian Smith about the state funeral in Korea.

(45) try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(46) McGee says leaving without a position lined up gave him time to reflect on what kind of company he wanted to run.

(47) I invite everyone to think and reflect on this. As a religious person of Christianity; are we able to help those who are spiritually anxious so they can receive peace of the spirit?

(48) At the same time , I suggested that most bluffing in business might be regarded simply as game strategy much like bluffing in poker, which does not reflect on the morality of the bluffer.

(49) In the last part of the article, I reflect on the theoretical and practical implications of the abuse of rights globally.

(50) Some call it unparalleled violence and reflect on a hopeless time in Mexico's history, 200 years after its independence and 100 years after the Mexican Revolution.

(51) In writing about the year that followed the fatal heart attack of John Gregory Dunne, her husband of nearly 40 years, Ms Didion used her experience to reflect on the fundamental absurdity of death.

(52) But as he considers a second print run, perhaps this designer has bought himself some extra time to reflect on this stuff.

(53) Take time off to reflect on your future if this is needed. A good mentor will understand that you come first.

(54) Before I tell the story of my attempt to get to the summit of the 7456 meter high mountain Muztagh Ata I want to reflect on the journey so far.

(55) One by one, Representatives from all parts of the country and all points of view rose in common cause to honor Gabby and the other victims, and to reflect on our shared hopes for this country.

(56) It stands to reason that most distracting thoughts are negative, and therefore have opposites. Simply reflect on the opposite –not just thinking about it, but feeling it as well.

(57) To know, Enzo Italian sports commentator, but in the one of the few iron Inter fans, who say such words, it is worth going to reflect on the Inter Milan.

(58) In the longer term, however, Chinese officials must reflect on how they allowed the recent flare-up in their diplomatic posture to run against their interests.

(59) The system of private docent helps us to reflect on the questions such as how to select academic successors, how to promote teachers to professors, and how to inspirit teachers.

(60) Asked to reflect on how the story relates to the prospect of Taiwanese independence, Ms. Gao, who endured a decade of suffering during the chaos of the Cultural Revolution, gave a throaty laugh.

(61) And then reflect on whether additional authorities you know then would merited.

(62) Mette Norgaard presents a new translation of six classic fairy tales by H.C. Andersen and invites readers to reflect on what each story can teach us about our work and our lives.

(63) Through the practice research, reflect on the insufficiency of fundamental research,(http:///reflect on.html) expected obtains valuable research results which has may available and propagable.

(64) Murals 70 square meters, mostly reflect on the life story of Buddha and Buddhist activities.

(65) Syntactic awareness means the individuals' ability to reflect on the structure of sentences, which is an important part of metalinguistic awareness.

(66) This enables you to reflect on the inherited members of a derived type.

(67) This will clear your head, give you a chance to reflect on the day ahead, and allow your body to sweat out impurities.

(68) Second, this alternative picture of e-learning and its educators offers an opportunity for the administrators here today to reflect on their own relationship to this mapmaking enterprise.

(69) And they constitute their own arena of value, one that has not been generally recognized by philosophers who reflect on life's meaningfulness.

(70) As I reflect on my potential legacy on this Father's Day , Grandpa Switzer gives me something to aim for .

(71) The attempts at belittling me by referencing me as a child really just reflect on your own maturity, of course.

(72) After learning that the scramjet would reach Mach 6, we couldn't help but reflect on the progress aviation has made in just a century.

(73) WHO's 60th anniversary and the 30th anniversary of Alma-Ata provide a particular opportunity to reflect on ethical values and dilemmas arising in the field of public health.