Sentence examples for reflect said from inspiring English sources

"We as an Inuit nation need to sit down and reflect," said Simona Arnatsiaq, women's program coordinator of the Qikiqtani Inuit Association.

"It's time for people to reflect, for the city of Tucson and the rest of the country to come together and reflect," said Yvette Patterson, 42, who was among the marchers.

"I wanted to make a living memorial in New Jersey where people could go and grieve and reflect," said Mr. Gardner, who is chairman of a support group for 800 family members or people who survived the attack (www.wtcunitedfamilygroup.org).

"There are far less who say they're Republican than the records reflect," said Michael D. Dawidziak, a political consultant who polled 700 Long Islanders for Dowling College before the presidential conventions.

"If you don't (reflect)," said Ros Toynbee, a UK career coach at TheCareerCoach.co.uk, "you run the risk of repeating the same problem in the new job".

"We are disappointed that the recommendations we submitted are not reflected," said its rights coordinator, Gráinne O'Toole.

"The audiences who are living here want to be able to come here and see their lives reflected," said Ms. Robinson of the Boston museum.

Almost every athlete I've heard or watched reflecting says so.

The resulting patinas vary from shiny — abstractly reflecting, say, a colorful dress sashaying by — to burned-looking oxidation.

Its second-biggest is South Korea, reflecting, says Mr Loake, "a hunger for high-quality goods" in Asia.Church's is also doing well in the East.

The screen is made with Gorilla Glass and uses "a million mirrors per eye reflecting," says Kerris.