"reflect honestly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage someone to think about the truth or reality of a situation. For example: Take some time to reflect honestly on your feelings so you can make an informed decision.
So I think everyone involved in making books – myself included – should try to reflect honestly on what stories are being told, and on who is telling them.
The Fourth of July celebrates our founding ideals, as yet unrealized; we owe it to ourselves and to future Americans to reflect honestly on that.
As the "Merry Widows" and their cohort demonstrate, it takes a willingness to confront and adapt to new situations; to expose yourself to people, feelings and experience; and to reflect honestly on the changes of time.
"Well, if we really reflect honestly on our lives … Most of us were born and raised in stable macroeconomic environments, where we didn't have to work for housing or food and could fully concentrate on our studies.
I'm extremely gratified that I was able to use my meditation time to reflect honestly on defects of my character that may be keeping me from experiencing my true spiritual nature.
If you reflect honestly and with deep self-awareness about "how you think" about choices – the framework inside of which you evaluate options and competing demands– you will likely find that you tend to automatically default to an either/or mode of thinking.
In reflecting honestly on their own fractious history with Reagan, religious conservatives and other Republicans alike might better evaluate the candidates that stand before them rather than hopelessly praying for the second coming of a president who never really was.
"I don't think what happened [at the rally where Salmond and BBC political editor Nick Robinson clashed] was Alex Salmond's fault... Nick has reflected honestly on the mistakes he made in his coverage of the referendum" Sturgeon "BBC creating a new post – Scotland Editor for network news based in Glasgow.
Knowing and reflecting honestly can lead us to greater and greater liberation.
The model of friends walking together, reflecting honestly in search of truth, offers an inviting path for pilgrims seeking understanding.
Protecting the American people from another devastating financial crash and the economic wreckage it causes begins with reflecting honestly about the past and trying to learn the right lessons.
