Sentence examples for bits of reflections from inspiring English sources

My wife's Granddad was a signaller on a LSI and was off Omaha Beach; he was also reluctant to talk about his experiences, but after a night in the pub with me I managed to get little bits of reflections.

She can afford a bit of reflection from her perch.

Still, a bit of reflection suggests that even these seven would allow a lot more variation than we get.

And we've had a bit of reflection time, to look at all the stories, and to figure out how to do justice to the last series.

A bit of reflection should quickly reveal a specific pitfall that we are all at least vaguely aware of: the use of terminology, scientific verbiage, and abbreviations.

Gentle novelists still jet to tourist spots, hoping a metaphor and a bit of reflection will make up for not quite seeing or understanding anything.

Crafting a Solution: After a bit of reflection — as well as some trial-and-error — I came up with a fitting response to the needs of my 3-speed class: a 3-speed agenda.

Photograph: Carsten Koall/AFP/Getty Images 6.45pm BST Nice bit of reflection in this photo of US Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel visiting the tomb of the late president Anwar al-Sadat in Cairo, Egypt.

Although I like reading books that are relevant to my destination (The God of Small Things in south India; The Sun Also Rises in San Sebastián), I learned last summer that a bit of reflection about back home can be just as pleasurable.

More poetry on the radio is always good, but the lines Feith quotes (e.g. "The thorns you sow will prick your own feet") might have inspired a bit of reflection.

The question of why Ball was so much more effective as "a 16-inch TV image" should, I think, have generated at least a bit of reflection on the peculiar nature of early television comedy, an amazing number of whose stars were performers who, like Ball, worked in an extremely broad style: Skelton, Jackie Gleason, Sid Caesar and (most egregiously) Milton Berle.