Sentence examples for reflection come from from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

But these reflections come from a history book, "All the Laws but One: Civil Liberties in Wartime," that he wrote four years ago.

But the struggles of persistent poverty remain, and some of the most poignant reflections come from the many villagers Manz asks about what they might have gained and learned in the struggle.

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

As the reaction proceeded, the X-ray reflections coming from the polymer species started to appear and shifted the positions toward those of the finally attained polymer product.