Sentence examples for reflect on one from inspiring English sources

To begin with, the clear connection between belief and decision allows one to reflect on one's beliefs in light of their pragmatic consequences.

It could well be that Schön himself would argue that this reflection-before-action is, in fact, part of reflection-on-action, because generally one can reflect on one's own (and others') experiences before one undertakes an action, and reflection is not necessarily limited to the action at hand.

"It is something that needs to be looked at as I reflect on one of our best performances of the season ending in defeat".

The referee blows for half-time, which gives both Newcastle United and I quarter of an hour to reflect on one of the most shambolic halves of football in our respective histories.

Cameron said: "This St George's Day, I want us to reflect on one of England's greatest achievements: its role in the world's greatest family of nations – the United Kingdom.

It is a rather downbeat way to reflect on one of the very few days in racing history when it seemed anyone really could make a fortune at the game.

In this spirit, let us reflect on just one aspect of many in a woman's life: her health.

The willingness to reflect on ones own actions and to learn how to do better in the future.

What it means rather is that, if one reflected on one's life, one could reasonably see it in terms of various story lines, whether parallel or intersecting or distinct.

Most Wiccans, or witches, spend some part of the evening of Oct. 31 reflecting on loved ones who have died.

In his home, Mr. Olivo reflected on one of his last conversations with his daughter.