Sentence examples for forced to reflect from inspiring English sources

In all four, Frank is forced to reflect on some element of the past.

But in another way, one is forced to reflect on what is it to be a parent.

Imprisoned for life, Bin Laden would have been forced to reflect on the wicked crime of killing innocent civilians.

Not unlike a thousand other columnists, I have been forced to reflect on the year that has passed over the past few weeks.

And, as the participants are forced to reflect, can the possibility of shame exist in a culture where the concepts of privacy and shame are so compromised?

Nor will he be the first prime minister to be forced to reflect on the unintended consequences of rashly pandering to the public mood.

And as we transform our military, we can discard cold war relics, and reduce our own nuclear forces to reflect today's needs.

President Bush's announcement in his first address to Congress that it is time to "discard cold war relics and reduce our own nuclear forces to reflect today's needs" is an important step in the right direction.

The Pentagon has also proposed moving two Army divisions out of Germany and making other changes to European-based forces to reflect different security needs since the end of the cold war.

Bernanke asked emerging economies to allow exchange rates to be set by market forces to "reflect market fundamentals".

Trujillo: It has required making tough decisions about cutting costs, reducing complexity in our business and right-sizing the work force to reflect new efficiencies.