Sentence examples for idea to reflect from inspiring English sources

It was three days after the midterm elections and we thought it would be a good idea to reflect on some of the health law and policy stories.

I'm not sure that this is entirely true - as far as I can tell, parents don't seem to be very much less vain, envious or ambitious than any other adults - but it's certainly a nice idea to reflect on during the sleepless nights.

It's also a good idea to reflect on your failures so that you can find a way to learn from them in the future.

If this seems a little fragmented, that's the idea: to reflect a collective collapse where everything is up for grabs.

I do films very much for my own sake, and I don't have any idea to reflect on society.

In the latter part of the 19th century, US thinkers adapted this idea to reflect their national belief that they were creating a new world.

The aim each week is to introduce one positive parenting idea (e.g., listening) and one discipline/behaviour management idea (e.g., using consequences), giving parents two new ideas to reflect on and practice.

The idea is to reflect heat, not absorb it.

Our idea was to reflect that in the songs.

The idea is to reflect the riding population: old people, young people, people of color, Asians.

I interviewed him for the Observer four years ago, when an editor's wheeze was to film us going round the Lucian Freud exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery – the idea being to reflect Barton's apparent rebirth as a culture vulture.