Sentence examples similar to getting to the reflection from inspiring English sources

"In my mind it's a lot of reflection on getting further into life and, you know, getting to the end," Mr. Irwin said.

Children who pick up a copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover or even Fifty Shades of Grey will have to turn a lot of pages concerned with suggestion and reflection before they get to the action.

"He's got to demonstrate some reflection in his words".

"It's got to be a reflection of concern from their protracted litigation, that there was no settlement or relief," said Geoff Bobroff, a fund industry consultant.

As an Asian American, I rarely get to see reflections of myself in popular media.

And finally, with the release of his book, Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises, Geithner is getting to tell his side of the bailout story.

Among its essays is "How I Got to Be the Diner Queen," a Proustian reflection on love and food in northern New Jersey by Marion Machucici of North Bergen.

We get to know the person in our reflections versus changing for someone who may not see us for who we really are.

In a moment of reflection, he remarks: "You only get to chair the G8 once …" before he pauses, considers and adds mischievously "… in every eight years.

She remembered watching Bilderback and seeing some version of what white girls get to see all the time: a reflection but glamorized.

But, of course, if I don't tell him, he doesn't get to know these feelings and reflections.