Sentence examples for reflection then from inspiring English sources

I had time for reflection then.

On reflection, then, I'm inclined to say that an atheistic denial of Zeus is ungrounded.

Reflection, then, is a sign of tentativeness, indecisiveness, and intellectual weakness.

After finishing the picture, the young artist sat before it for some moments, deep in reflection, then added her title: "Boating".

Awakened, and aware, yes, but not without a kind of impediment, which belonged to our side; they were only a reflection then of what — over there­ — shone out in all fullness.

"If the bishop of New York would have suspended him, not for 20 years, but for 2 or 3 years to allow for reflection, then we would not have this problem," the bishop said.

She may ask students to write down some initial reflections, then try to foment a fierce discussion.

There were no reflections then on a wider antisemitism crisis, although Livingstone then held the role of London mayor.

If the trivalent ions are ordered – albeit with some imperfections that result in the absence of supercell reflections – then the minimum value of x that has been observed (to the author's knowledge) corresponds to distribution 6 in Fig. 1 ▶ for the Ni-based systems, 8 for Mg Ga (see Fig. 2 ▶), and 4 for Zn Al.

If we genuinely wish, as the Declaration by the Fifteen stated, to use citizens' expectations as the main theme of our imminent reflections, then, in my view, the debate cannot fail to include the institutional questions of the European project, the political guidelines that the institutions are supposed to implement.

In contrast, the full development of our ethical motivations requires that our heart engage in "reflection": "If it reflects, then it will get it.