Sentence examples for reflection holds from inspiring English sources

Yet she takes "Under the Skin" in her unhurried stride, and, on reflection, holds it all together.

This reflection holds good only in regard to a single magistrate, but cannot be applied to a senatorial assembly.

Still, I was left wondering, Do the books I loved as a child -- especially the classics promoting values and self-reflection -- hold any interest for kids today?

On reflection, Cantona's observation held more wisdom.

In some photos, presumably mirrored reflections, he holds the gun by his crotch; in others, next to his naked buttocks.

Admirably, in a final chapter called "Reflections," he holds up some of the reigning anti-American assumptions and picks them apart.

After some discussion it was decided that, although the reflection theory held some merit, the overall dearth of information relating to the event rendered a meaningful finding impossible.

How can we consistently end up on the wrong side of policy and political arguments when upon reflection we hold the moral high ground and are serving the best interests of the largest swath of society?

Feelings of fullness - of wellbeing - are reflections of holding a world-vision filled with the spirit of abundance and hope.

Dai is inclined to give desires for the self a legitimate place in ethical reflection because he holds that one's valuing of relationships can be strengthened when one understands that the other's flourishing is tied up with one's own (see Tiwald 2010, 2011a, 2011b).

My guess is that the attitudes and values underlying the behaviour of Westminster and the BBC are an accurate reflection of those held by our ruling class....and they are a long way from being the those held by the average voter in this pseudo-democratic society of ours?