Sentence examples for sensible reflection from inspiring English sources
This sensible reflection makes his decision to sue all the more unconvincing.
Celebrating the number of units you can sell at the lowest possible price is not a sensible reflection of true business acumen, or the long-term value businesses are increasingly expected to create.
The speed with which the proposal to decriminalise the licence fee blew up with no sensible political reflection from any party about the consequences for the BBC's future, showed how febrile our politics currently is.
"If you have done something that's offensive and that has caused a problem, apologise unreservedly, withdraw that comment, and leave a sensible period of reflection and time-out before re-engaging in a different tone," Allatt advises. .
This is partly because there is a rush to commission successful young writers – and it's hard to make a decent living from one play, however well-received – but delay and reflection can be sensible.
Plato envisioned a higher realm of ideal forms, of perfect chairs, circles or galaxies, of which the phenomena of the sensible world were just flawed reflections.
Champion new local experiments that do something counterintuitive but sensible: family planning combined with religious reflection, holistic nutrition in the inner city, Internet-based group therapy for veterans.
He told MPs that "on reflection we consider that is a sensible idea and will strengthen the programme for the growth and reinvigoration of our reserves".
While a more sensible price strategy and stable leadership was clearly required, Mulberry must now surely undergo a period of self-reflection to ascertain the extent of the damage the brand may have sustained during its exclusive luxury experiment.
A sensible leadership would be thinking of careful steps to make the transition -- trial ministries, changes in the seminaries, theological reflection on the meaning of the axial shift (instead of ineffectual bans on addressing it).
Contemplative reflection?
