Sentence examples for reasons for reflection from inspiring English sources

"The vote gives reasons for reflection to political forces and citizens," President Giorgio Napolitano said Tuesday.

(Not that Mr. Bloomberg is viewing the results as reason for reflection. He said the day after the election that he had "as close to a mandate as I think you can possibly come").

Of course, I'm not suggesting that men everywhere are financially capable of buying luxury cars because they don't have uteruses (or that material items are equivalent to solid medical care), but the numbers do give us a reason for reflection.

The surprisingly large difference in affinity of EGF-EGFR across different cell lines and treatments gives reason for reflection.

The diminishing gap between attitudes and practice with increasing publishing experience gives reason for reflections.

Yet he too has cause for reflection.

Still, locally it's cause for reflection.

They are all cause for reflection.

Football, he writes, "awakens within us deep recesses of emotion, occasions for reflection, reasons to believe".

Realists picture practical reason as a capacity for reflection about an objective body of normative truths regarding action (Parfit 2011, Scanlon 2014).

This approach denies that practical reason is a capacity for reflection about an objective domain of independent normative facts; but it equally rejects the expressivist's naturalistic suspicion of normativity.