Sentence examples for reflective enough from inspiring English sources

He was reflective enough to remember 1991.

He is reflective enough to know that winning a third straight title is a gargantuan task.

The project, which the state calls a "safety priority" because the old signs are not reflective enough at night, is now suspended.

Mutu, though is reflective enough also to acknowledge the debt he owes to Fabio Capello, the coach who was prepared to offer him a second chance.

As Edward Said commented in his review of Fateful Triangle, "The facts for Chomsky are there to be recognized [but his work] is not critical and reflective enough about its own premises" (Permission to Narrate, Journal of Palestine Studies 13.3 [1984]).

At the same time, both DWR1 and DWR2 should be reflective enough to form a low-finesse IR cavity.

— Gene Park, The Washington Post 8. What Wikipedia is not People go to Wikipedia to find out what things are, and I love that an encyclopedia is self-reflective enough to decide what copulae it contains but does not embody.

Adnan is one of those people who is self-reflective enough that he takes responsibility first and looks to blame others second.

As a cheerful kid with an extensive wardrobe of harem pants who's at least self-reflective enough to admit his attempt to grow a barely there mustache is "delusional".

Still, these Napoleons need to be reflective and restrained enough to understand that if they are going to have a liaison then they have to have character enough to ice their political ambitions.

Between the tree trunks and waves, there's enough reflective surface for viewers to shave or apply makeup.