Sentence examples for causing me to reflect from inspiring English sources

She spoke warmly of their many Spanish friends, causing me to reflect that I had no Vietnamese friends except my translator, Vu Thuy Hoang.

These departures from the facts were hard-won and took some coming to, causing me to reflect, not for the first time, that the biggest impediment for a writer is to have had a decent upbringing.

These departures from the facts were hard-won and took some coming to, causing me to reflect, not for the first time, that the biggest impediment for a writer is to have had a decent upbringing.

"They have meaningful experiences and as I read their reflections, it caused me to reflect on my own life.

This caused me to reflect on how to get more out of them.

To say the least, the photo took my breath away, and caused me to reflect.

The experience caused me to reflect on the nature of radical celebrity.

Recent articles about Arizona's immigration laws have caused me to reflect on what America is all about.

It's caused me to reflect on why food is such an effective and pleasurable adjunct to crime writing and what function it serves in these books.

Janice Hough Palo Alto, Calif., Aug. 26, 2009 • To the Editor: Your thoughtful article about the death of Senator Edward M. Kennedy caused me to reflect on three issues.

It caused me to reflect on the legacy of Joseph Volpe, the Met's general manager, who recently announced that he would be stepping down in 2006.