Sentence examples for one reflect from inspiring English sources
Paterson makes one reflect on how poets give custody to light and darkness: a handover with which no reader can quarrel.
This piece will sober up the most jolly of audience members, making one reflect on what memories we will leave behind.
Cyndi Munson (D), one of the lawmakers who voted against the bill at Thursday's hearing, told The Huffington Post that proposals like this one reflect badly on the whole state.
It's the kind of wrongheadedness that can make one reflect kindly back on the schoolyard testosterone antics of "Young Guns," a Wild West drama with a superficial historical perspective.
At a time when many children live far away from grandparents and extended family, and older adults miss regular interaction with grandchildren, intergenerational programs like this one reflect an attempt to provide both groups with yearned-for connections.
These views, even the most participatory one, reflect a traditional conception of EWS.
The demand seems harmless enough until one reflects on its implications.
When one reflects on the silent minute for a little while it's hard not to think revolutionary thoughts.
The more one reflects on the referendum, the more obvious it becomes that this is one of the most insane episodes in British public life since 1945.
Abortion is one, and this makes sense when one reflects on the fact that a human life is arguably at stake.
This is particularly important as one reflects on the potential side effects of corticosteroid injections.
