Sentence examples for invitations to reflect from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Wu showed his collection at the St . Regisin September, Mr. Li redesigned his invitations to reflect the traditional décor of the hotel, using heavy stock trimmed with gold.

They're an invitation to reflect, with a smile.

It is an invitation to reflect on the need for justice".

THIS week, we asked the economists at Economics by invitation to reflect on the way the crisis has changed and will change economics instruction and research.

Richard Niebuhr's invitation to reflect on some important concerns: Where are we culpable?

The passage of one year and the arrival of another offers an invitation to reflect on what it means to live a good life and to chart a course for the future.

The nativity scenes that we find at every corner during these days should be an invitation for us to reflect on how to honor the incarnation in the un-placed world of today.

Such images cannot be more than an invitation to pay attention, to reflect, to learn, to examine the rationalizations for mass suffering offered by established powers.

Russian history -- tugged between East and West, tradition and revolution, repression and reform -- is writ large in St . Petersburg an invitation to any student to reflect on the variegated culture of what remains a Euro-Asian empire.

"Many art forms born as a result of the Arab Spring, including this play, are an invitation for leaders and citizens to reflect and have an honest conversation between ourselves about where we are today and where we may be going".

Preparing for or anticipating holiday gatherings, for example, can cause us to reflect on the invitations offered and who might be present at the family dinner table.