Sentence examples for reflections to go from inspiring English sources

"We are encouraging people who want to pay any tribute or have any reflections to go to the Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve, which provides a landscape and an environment for meditation, for leaving flowers or messages or whatever," Johnston said of an area in Latrobe dedicated to Palmer's first wife, according WTAE.com.

"Soul Plane" almost seems to exist in a parallel movie universe, in which neither "Baadasssss" nor "Sweetback" ever existed because Melvin Van Peebles, on further reflection, decided to go ahead with a sequel to "Watermelon Man".

He said his time for reflection on whether to go on had been limited to a half-hour walk with the dog, accompanied by his wife, Nina, on Wednesday.

The court has usually been best at its job when pushing against a half-open door, a step or two ahead of where most Americans, on reflection, would want to go.

So, after some thoughtful reflection, he decided to go to his boss, explain everything and offered to resign.

I've been so personally gobsmacked at this turn of events that I wrote about it twice in the past week, summing up my feelings as: "Up is now down, topsy is getting downright turvy, and Mitt Romney is now a populist!" Later, after sober reflection, I decided to go with a football metaphor: "By doing so, however, [Republicans] are utterly ceding the home-field advantage to Democrats.

Being at a point in my life where I had to decide in which direction to go, reflections on my previous experiences naturally came up.

"Giermani...is made to reflect Neal even as Neal appropriates his role as investigator...the detective/writer and the writer/detective each belittles his other half, as though by being demeaned this inverted reflection could be made to go away".

Dreams don't have to be wild fantasies -- they are just reflections of where you want to go.

After some reflection, Sebastian told his publisher to go ahead and print, word for hateful word, what Ionescu had written.

After they explain the risks and alternatives, she must then wait for a five-day "reflection period" before deciding whether to go ahead.