Sentence examples for reflective to from inspiring English sources

I'm reflective to a fault.

Here, T's crowning choices, from the reflective to the graffitied.

Though she's a little too reflective to be convincingly 13, Naomi is sympathetic and likable.

Yet Purity stutters whenever Franzen veers from the reflective to the self-reflexive.

No, no — this is just Mary-Louise being Mary-Louise, reflective to the point of overthinking.

Moore's work, supremely visual, sensual and tactile in its early phases, remained intensely reflective to the end.

Many of her new songs, from her album "Memories, Chronicles, and Declarations of Love" (MetroBlue/ EMI), were about love, and they were self-reflective to the point of narcissism.

In general, women are more self-reflective than men, but some people (you might be one of them) are overly self-reflective, to the point of dwelling on past problems to an unhealthy extent.

Or, to cast it in a more positive light, a rare time to be self-reflective, to travel unencumbered, try a new career path, date different types of people, use wide social networks to explore new identities.

The prepared μc-SiNSs samples were black in appearance and highly non-reflective to the naked eye.

Bioethics needs to be self-reflective to discuss the role of biotechnology in society and of allocation of scarce resources, through democratic participation in decision-making.