So I don't know if it's a matter of reflection, I don't know that implies a kind of peaceful recognition of the situation.
"People who choose urban education are doing God's work," he said, "and where they choose to teach and how they choose to dedicate themselves is a matter of personal reflection".
It is a matter of some sad reflection that on the anniversary of his death, the real hero to arise from the campus bearing his name is the chemistry professor, Syed Hamid Hussein, who drew a gun and fired on the assailants to protect his students.
(That I'm a Celeb has brought to light her self-image issues is a matter of some sadness, and a reflection on the dreadful and pernicious obsession with how we're "supposed" to look. We'll have none of that on my programme, thank you).
Each guest seemed to think that what he or she wound up ordering was a matter of identity, a reflection of self.
It may just be a matter of changing the parenting style rather than it being a reflection on parenting abilities.
Establishing what is or is not a last resort is a matter not of abstract mathematical demonstration but of practical, concrete wisdom, acquired through experience and reflection.
However, whether this variable reflects the improved overall environmental conditions or is a direct reflection of adults helping children, is a matter that remains vague.
And I think it's a matter worthy of further study and reflection: how, after having possessed such impressive power in China, after having disposed of the lives and deaths of human beings, he ends up in a catafalque, alone, in a place the size of a stadium, completely covered in black marble".
Today is a day of reflection.
