Sentence examples for leads to reflections from inspiring English sources
The two young men are in trouble because they can't pay their illicit debts, and the collector (Gina Hirsch) suggests an odd solution that leads to reflections on emotional ownership.
Other close encounters are more benign: he watches the Shard rise near his home and counts the truckloads of concrete going in (700); photographic paper has him musing on his refugee father's German ID card and the uncanny authority of marks on paper; while porcelain leads to reflections on his parents' wedding teaset.
The presence of multiple wheels on the rail leads to reflections of waves in the rail.
Further exploration of these ideas inevitably leads to reflections on the types of values embedded in our definitions of health, and encourages asking questions such as "Whose idea of health?", "Health for whom?" and "Health for all or health for some?".Similarly, our notion of the environment begins to look a little bit differently under a holistic systems lens.
But sometimes stress leads 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.
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.
When the parents realised the significance of their child's ETS exposure it led to reflections and thoughts about how to make changes to protect the child.
Moreover, our data may lead to reflections on the broad conceptual nature of existing context models (which emphasize multi-level structures, the role of the external environment, the organization at large and clinical practice), while it seems that all three key domains emerging from this review broadly relate to the clinical microsystem.
Diderot praises Vernet because his landscapes appealed to his mind as well as his emotions because spontaneous attunement to them led to reflection.
Mr. Barger maintains that these odd moments can lead to reflection on "stepping back from the metaphorical baggage claim in life".
