Sentence examples for reflected further on from inspiring English sources

It's been 10 years since Jamie-Lynn Sigler went public with her painful history of exercise bulimia, but in a Monday conversation with HuffPost Live, the actress reflected further on that trying time, sharing that the staff of her HBO series "The Sopranos" were instrumental in bringing the disorder to her attention.

The prime minister said he wanted to reflect further on the Yudhoyono statement before responding in detail.

With Gergiev presenting three all-Russian concerts at Carnegie Hall in coming weeks, there will be occasion to reflect further on this conductor's political entanglements.

We should hope that it signals a readiness to reflect further on the many ways in which England has changed since 1997.

Nonetheless, he could reflect further on how we should engage with people in powerful organisations such as banks and how we can identify institutional structures which hinder virtue.

Once American politicians and regulators reflect further on exactly why the banks have become so profitable, this will only reinforce the latest push for more reform.

By comparison, the Japan-US game had little attached to it, but I can't finish without reflecting further on the contribution made by Eddie Jones' side.

If so, when? 4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students write essays reflecting further on the power of photojournalism and on what distinguishes photographs that document their own history with those that represent broader historical events.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student reflects further on the notion of charitable giving by responding in an essay to the following quotations from Scottish-American mandate and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie (written on the board for students to copy prior to leaving class): "No man can become rich without himself enriching others".

He hoped it would be an "opportunity for the government to reflect further on the wisdom of what is proposed in the light of all the representations which have been made to both houses of parliament and the views of parliamentarians themselves".

One of the later discussions afforded him the opportunity to reflect further on his stance as a mathematician.