Sentence examples for reflect on your comments from inspiring English sources

When dealing with people like Mary, you should never argue or correct denials; just quietly back away, leaving them to reflect on your comments.

Having reflected on your comments (and returning to this site after being away for the last ten days), I agree that the "See All Categories" link on the homepage is confusing for some user-journeys and we'll review that once the new Programme page is comprehensive.

Furthermore, Twitter itself seems to have been used as an outlet to engage in community learning as participants mainly tweeted to (1) share links containing news and resources, (2) comment about participation or to reflect on learning, or to (3) comment on the live sessions of the course.

The letter stated: "We therefore urge you to clarify your position on superdelegates and reflect in your comments a more open view to the optional independent actions of each of the delegates at the National Convention in August".

Knowing what we know now - with the pictures of an intact Beagle sitting on Mars - I asked Mark to reflect on those comments he made 11 years ago.

All participants were provided with the opportunity to view and verify transcribed interview accuracy, to further reflect on their comments.

NICE allows a 2-month period between appraisal committee meetings, 1 month for consultation and then a period for the evidence review group and the NICE secretariat to reflect on these comments and produce a commentary for the second meeting of the appraisal committee.

"We therefore urge you to clarify your position on super-delegates and reflect in your comments a more open view to the optional independent actions of each of the delegates at the National Convention in August," the letter stated.

She previously acknowledged the uproar via Instagram and promised to listen and reflect on people's comments.

Ashcroft concluded: "I could not help but reflect on a comment made to me by a shadow cabinet minister in the runup to the 2010 election that Cameron's word is as good as the paper it's written on".

The asynchronous process gave members time to read, consider and reflect on a comment before making their response.