Sentence examples for reflections feel from inspiring English sources

But the action in the gym is so much more effectively rendered, and the subtext already so rich and pronounced, that these reflections feel windy and superfluous.

Many of those interviewed, on reflection, felt their actions were wrong.

"Future Reflection" feels like a pointedly self-aware song title for Mr. Clayton, who comes from a bedrock of jazz knowledge and has devoted his mid-20s to the development of his own style.

But sometimes the infiniteness of Reflection feels lonely.

"To my mind, the distance of a reflection feels akin to the unconscious, especially as a lens for dream objects," the artist adds.

It's a great place for self-reflection; you feel far from the city and the only sound is of birds and crickets.

Coming upon a personal reflection can feel momentous.

Dave Ciccoricco, a literature lecturer at the University of Otago, praised the game for its use of long cutscenes and stretches of riding to make the player engage in self-reflection and feel immersed in the game world.

It's interesting, upon reflection, to feel that on one side we like to talk about Jesus' controversial reputation, but at the same time we like to remain in the more conservative lifestyle that does not offend the religious structure and those who populate them.

UPDATE: 6 p.m. CT -- In an statement sent early Wednesday night to HuffPost, Ponce expressed a change of heart on the matter, writing that "on further reflection we feel that we missed the mark in the series of gang questions I asked Commissioner Garcia".

JAV: How important do you feel reflection, contemplation and meditation were to Da Vinci's and Edison's successes?