Sentence examples for little reflection from inspiring English sources

On a little reflection, though, that rationalization doesn't hold up.

But a little reflection does not seem out of place.

There will be little reflection from water unless it is very rough.

Wolfgang's autobiography, "Acts," displays lamentably little reflection on the horrors of the Nazi period.

Again, though, there has been little reflection on these methods and their comparative effectiveness.

The Amanda Lindhout of the book's first 100 pages is almost all action, little reflection.

And yet, for all this turbulence, there has been little reflection on the tools that our democracies use.

The Romney campaign's Lincoln is nearly the opposite, a man of independent action and little reflection who encourages the independent actions of others.

A little reflection would have told them that no one was ever going to vote for Campbell because they saw him as a hair-shirted environmentalist.

There was little reflection of the militancy of the Rock Against Racism movement, and the anger of Linton Kwesi Johnson was sadly missed.

In the far smaller part of Euridice, Ms. Brandes had an edgier tone, with little reflection of the lower register in her metallic top notes.