Sentence examples for easy to reflect from inspiring English sources

It is not easy to reflect on these issues today.

Sitting in the dark watching documentaries, it's easy to reflect that this mixture of the real and the fake has its downside.

Submerging yourself in a new culture makes it easy to reflect upon the traits you don't like about your own and you become more accepting of other cultures.

However, the views of the former Melbourne, Brisbane and Queensland try machine did make it easy to reflect on how inclusive rugby league is.

But with a limited number of parameters, it is not easy to reflect diverse differences between the individuals within the system.

Dragons boss Lyn Jones told BBC Radio Wales: "It's so easy to reflect just on the result, which was a big positive.

Brown now finds it easier to reflect on the rollercoaster ride he has experienced since succeeding Tony Blair in 2007.

In this kind of secluded place it is easier to reflect and discover thoughts just at the edge of awareness.

A noiseless Fourth makes it easier to reflect on the meaning of the day, or to ponder questions like: what do William Floyd, Philip Livingston, Francis Lewis and Lewis Morris have in common?

Alternatively, you might find it easier to reflect on the day before you go to sleep.

What is not so easy is to reflect on the U.S. role in his rise and fall.