As Juliet Eilperin of the Washington Post points out, Thursday's speech is in keeping with Mr Obama's penchant for challenging what he sees as the US public's lack of self-reflection when it comes to their past sins and their place in the world.
On reflection, when I started out at university I never expected to be a patent attorney.
The reflection disappears when it crosses the accumulating land.
This book is magisterial in its scope and ambition, and while flawed by longueurs and organizational problems, it inspires reflection even when it provokes disagreement.
Humility is based in internal reflection, yet, when it comes to where you choose to focus your time and energy, it is all about other people for you.
Among these, it was found that the strobe would often stick to the ground reflection, and when it did not, would not stick until it had a strong signal at shorter ranges, or might stick to the wrong target.
And Jagger sensed the issue, in a surprisingly proleptic, wistfully tinged reflection: "When we do do something different, it's not as different as I think.
On reflection, when musing over the evidence provided by Hill, it might well strike members of the media, culture and sport select committee that he has a penchant for making mistakes.
It gives you a moment of reflection when someone approaches you that way for your work.
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It is crucial for clinicians to develop this capacity for reflection when navigating the interactions with patients from different cultures, to recognize and transform assumptions, to notice 'surprises', and to elicit what really matters to patients in their care.
