Sentence examples for enough to reflect your from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Hardwick's cocktail, this is the kind of drink you would want if you were marooned on a desert island: deep enough to reflect your hard fate and solitude, but coconutty enough to make you smile anyway.

Some day this happiness will be able to include looking back on all the good times spent with your dad and you will be strong enough to reflect on this positively.

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

It's a film arch enough to reflect either interpretation in its gorgeous, mirrored surfaces.

Still, the law had not changed enough to reflect the reality of his own family.

Its quarter-million cables provide a sample broad enough to reflect the culture in which American foreign policy takes shape.

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

That's what I wrestle with: the ability to be composed, serene and organized enough to reflect creativity properly.

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.

They need strategies that are long term enough to reflect the fixed nature of these investments (ie decades) and which are resilient to the unexpected.

The earliest mirrors were hand mirrors; those large enough to reflect the whole body did not appear until the 1st century ad.