Sentence examples for reflections on why from inspiring English sources

Anderson ends his article with his reflections on why games like Angry Birds and Drop7 are so alluring: Ultimately, I realized, these games are also about a more subtle and mysterious form of wall-building: the internal walls we build to compartmentalize our time, our attention, our lives.

It also offers reflections on why the social living lab was a success, as well as the difficulties, challenges and insights for future practice.

In or out of power, such a result would force wider reflections on why Labour didn't win, say Kent, or more seats in the south.

Peruse the Web site of this organization and write a reflection on why you think the group changed its name.

For those of us in the community, the scandal reveals the need for honest reflection on why the rift between the clergy and laity grows in silence.

There is likely to be much reflection on why the momentum this campaign felt after Michigan failed to translate into success in Ohio or Illinois.

In his review of "Ghost Hunters," by Deborah Blum (Aug. 20), Anthony Gottlieb notes that the author offers little reflection on why spiritualism became so popular in the latter half of the 19th century.

Among many sharp asides in the narrative voice is a reflection on why atheists are so exercised by whether the Church of England uses the Book of Common Prayer or modern translations.

But we are not interested simply in filling theatres for the sake of it: we hope to provide an intellectual framework, a series of themes to knit the programme together and offer a reflection on why books and reading play such an important role in our lives.

After some reflection on why women have deserted the Republican Party, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor gave a speech laying out the GOP plan to "Make Life Work" for working families.

Another interviewee suggested that negative results could be published in a non-article format, perhaps allowing more reflection on why a trial or study did not work.