Sentence examples similar to reflect- from inspiring English sources

"We can offer a space for shy students to reflect on their experience," says a university spokeswoman, "along with structured time with professional emotional practitioners to explore possible contexts of their shyness, and practical tips and tools, such as mindfulness and CBT".

The name of the project is meant to reflect the popular cycling culture in the Netherlands, where most journeys are made by bike.

I attended a preview and was hopeful that it would reflect my experiences.

The process also enabled people to reflect on their experiences as they revisit difficult times in their lives and think clearly about what has changed.

Cable escalated the row by writing to Dilnot to say he disagreed strongly with Watson's decision, adding: "Whether or not it has become part of the public debate is irrelevant and to continue to state it as a government target does not in any way reflect the coalition agreement.

"The public rightly expects all ONS releases to reflect the facts accurately, given its role as a trusted and respected institution.

Listen to their comments, reflect on which you think are useful, make changes accordingly.

The remarks appear to reflect deepening US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, which brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.

So our job now is to get a majority in Congress to reflect the will of the American people.

"They want to be able to pause and reflect about what's happened, to watch something that's chewy … once their kids are in bed".

Instead of judging schools according to how many pupils get five GCSEs at grade C or above, a new measure (Progress 8) will reflect every child's progress – from when they start school to when they finish.