Sentence examples for lead to reflection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barger maintains that these odd moments can lead to reflection on "stepping back from the metaphorical baggage claim in life".

The end of Alberto K. Fujimori's presidency in Peru should lead to reflection on how he was able to stay in power so long and do so much damage to the country's democratic institutions (news article, Nov. 24).

As a member of the panel that produced the report, I hope that wide awareness of these disturbing findings will lead to reflection and public debate about what we as a nation need to do to turn this dismal situation around.

"Obviously I think that the troubling stories – troubling for all Canadians – coming out of Québec and of this situation will lead to reflection on how we must and can continue to ensure protection of the press and their rights," he said.

This may lead to reflection on how our society should organize itself to handle newly emerging technologies, with more democracy as one possibility.

Punishments do not inspire or lead to reflection.

These thoughts lead to reflections on power, just how attractive it is said to be to women and why so many men in government so often use it in this particular way.

But sometimes stress leads to reflection.

Various triggers led to reflection; whether a specific trigger led to reflection depended on intrinsic and extrinsic factors.

Diderot praises Vernet because his landscapes appealed to his mind as well as his emotions because spontaneous attunement to them led to reflection.

The reason that this should be is the difference in the refraction indices of liquid and gaseous phases, which leads to reflection and refraction of light.