He might reflect on what his people went through in vehemently religious societies.
There was another truth that the MPs might reflect on: in their preoccupation with the bag's contents – was it pedals?
But I know what you're thinking: you don't want to be a poor guest because it might reflect on your friend the club member.
However, for foreign investors, that means Treasury bonds are not risk-free at all.Even domestic investors might reflect on the potential for inflation to erode the real value of their holdings.
We who are, at present, unfairly luckier, whether believers or not, might reflect on the almost invariably uncharitable history of theodicy, and on the reality that in this context no invocation of God beyond a desperate appeal for help makes much theological sense.
As Moyes tries to come to terms with the manner of his dismissal, he might reflect on the treatment of Dave Sexton, sacked as United boss in April 1981, despite ending the season with seven successive victories.
While the contents of the shared emails is said to be "mundane" and representative only of the daily back and forth between reporters and press staffers, there's no telling at this point what "mundane" means in this case and how that might reflect on Politico as an organization.
These differences might reflect on differences in the information content of statistical models built to identify putative regulatory sites.
None of my colleagues would bring it up because of the fear around how it might reflect on you.
My preference was for something much knottier and more intractable, something that might reflect on the confused lives of the audience as well as on the protagonists.
As he packs his bags, Lillo might reflect on the fact that he was right: the Lillo Effect became the Lillo Defect with indecent haste.
