Sentence examples for much reflection and from inspiring English sources

However, Liberman has decided, after much reflection and consultation with rabbis, to play on the Sabbath, the Jewish day of rest.

In a one-page statement announcing his resignation on Feb. 1, Dr. Lawrence offered no explanation for his departure from the post, which pays $287,000 a year, saying only that he had reached the decision "after much reflection and discussion".

Working out the many layers of meaning to our dreams is a lifetime journey which involves much reflection and expanding inner awareness.

Hanlon, the Dartmouth president, said the move came after much reflection and consultation with senior leaders at the college and "in light of concerns — specifically surrounding gay rights — expressed by members of our community".

The recent centenary of its extinction, for a bird that numbered in the billions in the 19th century and ended in oblivion early in the 20th century, brought forth much reflection and re-examination of our collective capacity and commitment to averting species' extinctions.

Some of the advocacy strategies undertaken by the Centre were deliberate, and following much reflection, and at other times they were about 'right timing' and seizing opportunities as they arose, taking intuitive decisions, networking through informal contacts and personal relationships, exploring innovative ways to push the boundaries on sexuality.

After much reflection, observation and coaching, I have found four major double binds currently affecting females.

"It was very clear to me that he had arrived at this conclusion after much reflection, introspection and dialogue with family and staff and close friends," said Mr. Coates, who remains confident that the undecided pastors on the call will ultimately back the president in November.

His own poems were inspired by deep feeling and much reflection on life, and he was one of almost 200 poets represented in an anthology of poetry, the Cancioneiro geral (1516; "General Songbook") compiled by the chronicler Garcia de Resende, which included nearly 1,000 poems in Portuguese and Castilian from the preceding three-quarters of a century.

Characters give speeches; there is much rumination and reflection; but Grossman is also a storyteller, and Falling Out of Time does not entirely fall out of time.

This height — arrived at after much reflection — accommodates seated study and standing visits.