Sentence examples for reflect on points from inspiring English sources

As they read, students reflect on points made by the authors about race and what was confirmed or challenged in their own viewpoints.

All of that must be welcomed and while there will come a point to reflect on why some of this has taken so long, this is not that time.

They should reflect on two points.

The visitors will reflect on two points lost in their pursuit of the top four as they dropped deeper in defence of their narrow lead.

The Blues, who travel to Everton for their final game of the season, are all-but certain to finish second after drawing their final home game against Newcastle, although Ancelotti was left to reflect on two points dropped after Steven Taylor.

In conclusion, I trust that the Members will reflect on the points I have made and that there will be broad consensus in tomorrow's votes.

Analysis of the carer focus groups also considered the caregiving journey, which allowed us to reflect on transition points e.g. when the carer felt they took on the caregiving role.

Germany's system of sentencing (15 years is the longest most people go to prison here unless they are demonstrably dangerous) and incarceration (open, sunny prisons, full of fresh air, where prisoners wear their own clothes) serves as a reference point for reflecting on the punitive mentality that has come to define the US justice system.

The only people who refuse to reflect on this point are ISIS, ISIS sympathizers and anti-Islam extremists who want the world to believe that ISIS is legitimate.

In the 1970s Peter Cheeseman made a point of reflecting on stage the lives of those who lived in the Potteries.

Once I have achieved my Level 1 coaching certificate I will reflect on this technical point in more detail.... 12.40pm All tense on the southern front, writes Lawrence Booth in Hove.