Sentence examples for having to reflect from inspiring English sources
She says she enjoyed having to reflect on her life.
Rather than university intake necessarily having to reflect society as suggested by Simon Hughes (Universities must cut private school intake, 8 January), the universities' mission is to take the best from society and help them develop them into critically thinking, challenging and competent members of that society for the greater good of all.
The world that Assassin's Creed Odyssey inhabits, I feel confident in saying, is the largest and most impressive that I have encountered, with special credit given for having to reflect reality to a certain extent, which is not a limitation shared by its eminent competition in the open-world genre, like Horizon: Zero Dawn and Breath of the Wild.
In other words, having to reflect on tight finances increased cognitive load for poor people.
[N3] Having to reflect on how I communicate and act in a consultation [with patients] … has given me some eye-opening moments, and I wish to work more with this and further develop [my skills].
Having to reflect on how I communicate and act in a consultation [with patients] … has given me some eye-opening moments, and I wish to work more with this and further develop [my skills].
You have to reflect that".
Music has to reflect this unfixedness".
How we communicate has to reflect that".
We would have to reflect our cost to operate here".
