Sentence examples for reflecting on himself from inspiring English sources

And it isn't all that chest-beating anyways, as Kendrick Lamar spends much of the LP reflecting on himself, his flaws, and his achievements, taking stock of where he's at and where he's come from to get there.

Speaking of this transcendental motif, Husserl wrote: It is the motif of questioning back to the last source of all achievements of knowledge, of reflection in which the knower reflects on himself and his knowing life, in which all the scientific constructs which have validity for him, occur teleologically, and as permanent acquisitions are kept and become freely available to him.

Mr. Darcy openly reflects on himself and his history.

"He voted the first time in 1896 and never missed an election," said the governor, reflecting on why he himself loved politics and refused to retire from it.

He finds himself reflecting on his career more often.

Kmiec found himself reflecting on Barack Obama, and his Call to Renewal speech.

Then Mr. Romney, reflecting on the similarities between himself and Mr. Cuomo said: "A very impressive fellow, but he may be getting a little ahead of himself," he said of New York's governor.

While Adams, at his home in Quincy, busied himself reflecting on the Age of Paine, Paine hobbled to the polls in New Rochelle to cast his vote in a local election.

As the grime and pain of a day in the hell of the north sluices away down the drain, each rider will find himself reflecting on disappointment or triumph in the velodrome showers.

In the face of his own mortality, he found himself reflecting on his life.

"I was pretty embarrassed," says Tyson, reflecting on the experience of seeing himself on screen, sharing some shamefully intimate details about his life.