Sentence examples for a bit more reflection from inspiring English sources
After the concert though, in the calm of my quiet apartment, and with a bit more reflection, I thought about Gaga's message and the practicalities for those who aren't... well... Gaga.
We would have liked the authors to offer, in addition to the positive appraisal of these selections, a bit more reflection on their flaws and weaknesses as well.
Bebopper and saxophonist extraordinaire, and veteran (since the 1950's) of the West Coast jazz scene, Mr. Morgan gives his music a bit more tenderness and reflection than his New York counterparts do.
What I have to say here is a bit more of a reflection on sex in its contemporary media environment.
That the job site for the writer back then and the artist today is called Terminal Annex, with its end-of-the-line overtones of offering just a bit more space for reflection, is an irony hard to miss.
The predominantly black crowd showed Ms. Fields the love a bit more than Mr. Ferrer, perhaps a reflection of her status as the candidate trying to become the first black female mayor of New York.
One facilitator noted in her reflection report, " We had a really short window of time from the time we were hired until the start of the first learning collaborative, so perhaps a bit more time up front would have helped" (Facilitator Reflection).
Boal's didactical method may, in principle, resemble our training model; we have in common the aim of wishing to stimulate to individual reflection through action and be a bit more prepared to meet the unknown through experimental learning.
Lenten Reflections: from the Desert to the Resurrection by Milton Lopes -- If you want something a bit more academic, try this one.
