Sentence examples for enough to reflect on from inspiring English sources

As the small private plane cruised from one stop to another, Gramm would sometimes pause long enough to reflect on his philosophy.

I believe China should also be mature enough to reflect on and remember its past.

Other countries and cultures are acknowledged to exist, but children are not encouraged enough to reflect on how the same facts may mean different things to different people.

After my first shower in a week, a cold beer and a change into fresh clothes – running gear sealed in an air-tight bag – I felt human enough to reflect on the experience.

Men such as Pistorius have had their lives ruined, their failings exposed and chance enough to reflect on their crimes and what they can do to atone for them.

He works tirelessly to point out all that is wrong with May's global stance, and the fact that only Twitter notices is one for the media to answer some time in the future, when it has calmed down enough to reflect on its duty of balance.

Unfortunately, Szwed rarely pauses long enough to reflect (to "meditate," as it were) on Davis's torments.

"It's not been long enough for me to reflect on yet as to why the time was not there and I need to figure out why and (see) if that's just the fact I have given it all in the past and that's as good as it's going to get".

There were enough positives in defeat for the Wakefield coach, John Kear, to reflect on, particularly after three consecutive heavy losses to teams below the Wolves in the table.

Danz holds our attention long enough to reflect and riff on the potential for meaning through symbols, structures, and the lyrics of a song that drop knowledge about Western reasoning.

In May, the company said its customers were not paying enough to reflect the increased cost of gas on the wholesale markets, and that this would depress its profits for the first half of the year.