Sentence examples for reflection came from from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the more accurate reflection came from coach Mike Petke ruefully opening his post-game press conference with the remark that "maybe you can't exorcise all your demons in one season".

The inspiration for this reflection came from a conversation many years ago with a friend about their love of skiing.

The strongest reflection comes from the (311) plane that indicates the spinel phase.

Incredible growth, self-realization and reflection come from failure".

A recent offering replete with multidimensional analysis and poetic reflection comes from Tabias Olajuawon Wilson.

This reflection comes from a conversation with a gifted photographer I met.

These reflections are also eccentricity dependent, with an especially bright reflection coming from the central retinal artery.

Much of the reflection comes from the fact that menopause is a real mortality reminder that we're only here for so long, so we'd better make the most of it.

"The reflections came from tiny bits of insects the bats had eaten".

In terms of multipaths, reflections came from the buildings as well as the ground in the experimental environment, whilst in the underwater environment there are sea surface and sea bed reflections as well as multipaths from refractive spreading.

These reflections came from the end-of-semester portfolios of 22 of the 52 students who enrolled in the 2010 and 2011 offerings of Animal Physiology and who were required to submit a portfolio containing metacognitive reflections on any four class assignments, projects, or activities of their choosing.