Serious reflection is overrated.
That brings me to a more serious reflection: Amazon's list undoubtedly reflects the wealth of some of these cities, though not all (Orlando, for instance, ranks relatively low on the wealth index).
Nonetheless, it would be wrong to call for reform without serious reflection.
Campbell gives us no serious reflection about the deteriorating situation in Iraq.
"We invest in the swapping of trivialities," he said, "precious time that we could use for serious reflection.
Kitcher's secular humanism reanimates the debate, promising much needed serious reflection on whether the divine can or should be eliminated from our moral lives.
He eschewed the profession's embrace of complex models and maths in favour of serious reflection on political philosophy (leading some to dismiss him, wrongly, as a lightweight).
Now is not the time to give the full picture of the crisis and to have a serious reflection on the implications of the crisis.
But "I Remember Nothing" does at times give us more depth and gravity and an actual, almost gravely serious reflection on divorce, duplicity, disease.
But what's good is really good, and the very existence of a show about identity politics, out of mainstream fashion in 2007, is cause for serious reflection.
But the movie inspired more than emotional outbursts from audience members, many of whom found it to be cause for more serious reflection.
