Sentence examples for i could reflect from inspiring English sources

Before I could reflect on this, I saw the same words again, scratched onto a beat-up basement door.

It's a long flight and I was looking forward to a lot of quiet time so I could reflect on the trip.

I could reflect on Sam Bradford's impact on the offense, or ponder how Buffalo's LeSean McCoy will fare against his old team-mates – who rank toward the bottom of the league against the run.

It was great to see the players win something but it was only when I got home and sat on my own that I could reflect on what they'd achieved.

(Analysing/evaluating) 26 3.58.758 3.96.662 −2.083.048* 4. In the lesson, I could reflect on what I had learnt, attempt to complete the learning tasks or start my project with alternative method(s) not taught by the teacher.

'Why did I go that far and do what I did?' It was a lonely, low time where I could reflect on the past and wonder what the future might hold.

Every good thing I do could reflect well on us; a mistake of mine could reflect poorly on our social skills or us as people.

The diminished heterogeneity of products of partial digestion of chromatin from DT40 PolyLacO-λ HIRA-LacI cells could reflect more ordered nucleosome phasing.

Since polystyrene beads are inert, the absence of Outcome I events could reflect a lack of reaction by the host cell to trigger cellular mechanisms that would promote phagosome fusion.

Alternatively, younger pups may not have the vocal control necessary to produce sounds with fewer harmonic elements, hence the harmonic richness in i-calls could reflect immature tracheal, laryngeal, vocal cord and/or muscular development.

The decrease in the G/GI-type and coincident increase in the I-type could reflect a loss of the gastric phenotype from G and GI, respectively, secondary to an increase in tumour size, which is consistent with the previously reported notion that a majority of invasive tumours are derived from the gastric lineage [ 17] and that the gastric phenotype is lost during tumour progression [ 18, 20].