Sentence examples for reflection has begun from inspiring English sources

She then lies back and cups her belly with her hands, a gesture that suggests that this woman who, seconds before was captivated by, or just lost in, her own reflection, has begun, perhaps for the first time, to think about the life growing inside her.

Thing One: Recovery And Reflection: The cleanup from Sandy has begun, along with the reflection and lesson-learning -- some of it too late.

When the Mass is ended, and he has removed his vestments, he comes and sits in the back of the chapel with the people in a few moments prayer and reflection, then his day has begun.

A prominent education professor at Harvard has begun leading "reflection" seminars at three highly selective colleges, which he hopes will push undergraduates to think more deeply about the connection between their educations and aspirations.

Through this kind of work, as well as through the sort of in-depth reflection this film allows, he has begun to realise and accept he's spent a lot of his life suffering from PTSD.

Through this kind of work, as well as through the sort of in-depth reflection this film allows, he has begun to realize and accept he's spent a lot of his life suffering from PTSD.

This collaboration between students, lecturers and employers has begun to generate greater reflection on the way in which universities teach economics more generally.

Some action has begun.

With President Obama's second term under way, we have begun to see more reflections on how he might come to be regarded historically.

Members of the nightlife community across the country have begun to share their thoughts and reflections on the shooting at Pulse Nightclub which resulted in 50 deaths and 53 injuries.

I let conventional organization rush in too soon, and I chased away the reflection and associative chaos particular to the way I think — traits I've begun to honor now.