Sentence examples for for real reflection from inspiring English sources

Helena Kennedy QC It was fantastic to see the Popemobile passing through – it was a wonderful scene of people coming together and an opportunity for real reflection.

He says he has no time for real reflection because "we're in demand to keep moving on," although the events of Sept. 11 "put things in perspective that winning championships are not the most important thing".

"There is little space for real reflection on the [employer's] needs... and the best candidate [for] meeting them," says Moyen.

Hillary Clinton's challenge here calls for real reflection.

There will be broad-ranging representation at this Convention which will afford all participants a time for real reflection as to the direction that the European Union must take in the immediate years ahead.

The finding that married people had significantly more suicide attempts in this study after adjusting for confounders might be a real reflection of the stressful life situation in LMICs for people who are married, independent of age and gender.

Cook said in London the market had been cooling for several months "and is a real reflection of stretched affordability in the capital which has now translated into slowing house price growth which we expect to continue.

THOUGH "Alice" and "Faust" equip their familiar stories with signature Svankmajer motifs (most notably creatures that invent themselves), they feel more like showcases for his technique than real reflections of the issues that concern him.

Instead, QI research needs to develop dynamic models of context, 9 10 and it needs a capacity for real-time reflection about the emerging patterns.

They're real reflections of the world we live in.

You know, since we've had these little computers in our pockets with us everywhere we go, there aren't that many opportunities for real silence or self-reflection.