Sentence examples for reflection to the from inspiring English sources

Why is it so difficult for you to display a moment of honesty and reflection to the public about your own blackness?

But the public fall from the Lord's grace for one of the show's most popular winners is likely to give pause for reflection to the next band of world beaters clamouring to make fools of themselves.

Referring to the Japanese word kaidan, which can mean scary story or staircase, the production "is a metaphor for my reflection to the staircase of human ambition," as Ms. Garnica described it in her program notes.

The unruliness of the internal world that Freud described is something we all intuit today, but he was the first to see it as a reflection to the sound and fury of early 20th-century European life, regularly punctuated by technological, political and social upheaval.

The scarcity of instant outlets of expression like Twitter, Facebook, text messages and even regular e-mail perhaps allowed room for greater introspection and reflection to the pre-Internet generation to a degree that makes my generation, the so-called millennials, seem shallow.

Boyle, who said on Friday morning that he wanted the audience to be moved as well as impressed, also built in moments of genuine reflection to the hour-long show that preceded the parade of athletes from the 204 competing nations.

The same sensor is used on a boat to shine a beam off the tiller bar, using the reflection to measure the angle of the rudder.

Despite the continuous stimulation, technological and otherwise, the company's aesthetic leaves enough holes for the viewers to bring their own reflections to the piece.

He said May Day was "a good day to carry these reflections to the workers and all of the poor people of the world".

Later, Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien added some year-end reflections to the band's blog, but he admitted "none of [it]... seems at all relevant or important".

Products should create a long-term relation through a narrative experience of user-reflection to the past and contemplation to the future – produced by the meaning that is personally given by people to products.