However, it clearly requires the critic to reflect upon the relationship between the sentiment and its object.
Did that London music critic live to reflect on what he had started?
The film, assembling critics and colleagues to reflect on Sebald's 1998 book, "The Rings of Saturn," is both an essay in interpretation and an attempt to replicate the writer's distinctive, elusive sensibility in a visual medium.
In a conference call, Ms. Russo rejected contentions that the company's merger so far had been confusing and ineffective for its employees, saying critics have failed to reflect on the success of efforts so far.
We want architects, and architectural critics and historians, to reflect on driving concepts and abstractions that shape our built environment in forward-thinking, planning-oriented fashion.
For me, one of the main responsibilities of a critic now is to reflect theatre's diversity: regional variation, formal variety and disparity of subject matter.
But social critics might do well to reflect on how such a house would strike the median earner on planet Earth.
Late last year, when the commission issued a draft, critics said it failed to reflect some of the most persistent concerns expressed by citizens in the many forums held by the commission.
Controversy surrounded the Amityville case, and the Warren's analysis, but despite the critics the film attempted to reflect the stories collected by members of the family.
But then you may pause to reflect, as the critic Eleanor Heartney does in a book about Mr. Paine's work published in conjunction with the exhibition, that the park itself is no paragon of natural purity.
Harvey Weinstein took a moment to reflect on film critic Roger Ebert's passing on Thursday.
