Sentence examples for reflection quite from inspiring English sources

As I stare at myself in the mirror, I can't help but regret the recent flurry of nights on the piss that I've indulged and the 3am kebabs and pizzas and chips and the fact that I've been paying £15.99 a month for a gym membership that my reflection quite blatantly proves is all but redundant at this point.

His own painting which he had to show me was Self Portrait, Reflection, now quite a well-known work of him clutching at a loosely tied scarf or cravat.

It focuses on an all-male religious order whose members seem to spend no time in spiritual reflection but quite a lot of time groping one another.

The disaster here isn't a mugging or an accidental invasion of privacy, it's that you'll catch sight of your own reflection and quite rightly hate yourself forever.

The reflections are quite other; everything has swung and shattered, it is all beyond recovery.

After his first show Réflexions profondes sur pas mal de trucs (Profound reflections on quite a few things), written with Arnaud Joyet and inspired by a videotape of François Rollin, Tsamere met Rollin at the Dinard Comedy Festival.

The show, entitled Réflexions profondes sur pas mal de trucs (Profound reflections on quite a few things), played on theatrical "flops", a form of humour that Tsamere said "can seem easy [but] is not when you really start to work on it".

Of course, we might take these ideas of memory to be the very same token ideas we previously had, but this is just a pre-reflective opinion that we can see on reflection is not quite right.

Upon reflection, it's quite remarkable how perceptive children as young as seven are to another's differences.

My daughter's school play was excellent, but on reflection probably not quite as excellent as Nicholas Hytner's production of Much Ado About Nothing.

But actually, after a little reflection, I'm quite excited at the prospect.