The phrase "reflect on the question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you would like to suggest that someone should think carefully about a question before answering it. For example, "Please take a moment to reflect on the question before you provide your response."
"Battle" invites you to reflect on the question, "If the artworks came to life, which ones would be good in a fight?" Players select their champions and meet up to discover whether Lichtenstein's Whaam!, for example, would defeat Epstein's Rock Drill in a one-on-one bout.
I don't think I'm that kind of writer, and anyway I won't be around, will I?" He pauses to reflect on the question.
Asking someone to marry you when they're sat next to you on the sofa means they have the mental and physical space to reflect on the question and give an honest response.
As part of LIFT's volunteer training, advocates are asked to reflect on the question: "Why I LIFT?" The idea is to help them reconnect to the meaning of their work – and to think critically about how they are doing it.
Why? Then discuss and reflect on the question: How important is water as a resource and a source of conflict, and why? 4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Students apply their understanding of a different perspective on water conflict and their reflection on the importance of water as a resource by selecting a point of view expressed in the New York Times article about the Sao Francisco waterway.
A space to let us reflect on the question of self". .
Students should reflect on the questions on the board and respond to them from that person's perspective.
This type of coaching is fairly common with senior and midlevel executives, who reflect on the questions and often come up with their own solutions, Mr. Weintraub says.
I reflect on the questions they ask, the conversations we have, memories of my own medical training and the various twists and turns of my career.
In 5 out of the 54 observations women were offered time to reflect on the questions they had been asked.
After completing the two questionnaires, participants were asked to reflect on the questions presented in each tool and to provide an opinion as to whether the questions adequately captured the complexity of their role as caregivers.
