Sentence examples for sobering reflections from inspiring English sources

Instead, there have been sobering reflections about the mixed legacy of Proposition 13 -- and calls to reform it.

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Mr Naqeeb, the Kuwaiti sociologist, has some sobering reflections.

The main item in Grow's portfolio was a story, "What Girls Leave Behind," the sobering reflections of an alcoholic woman, from her book of short stories, "My Life as a Mermaid".

It takes an exceptionally well-tuned cast of 12 to put an engaging spin on the words and antics, to nail the humor as tellingly as the sobering reflections on the complex process of growing -- and stepping -- up.

Watching Roseanne now, though, generates some sober reflections amid the laughter.

But there were also sober reflections on what had been learned.

In this book, they are outgunned by sociologists and other detached observers whose sober reflections on a bombastic chapter in American history are sufficient to drive a frustrated reader to drink.

After the election, many editors quietly scrapped plans to publish books attacking Mrs. Clinton and canceled other sober reflections on the future of the Republican Party in the wake of a Trump defeat.

And it concluded, "Dr. Wertham's cases, his careful observations and his sober reflections about the American child in a world of comic violence and unfunny filth, testify to a most commendable use of the professional mind in the service of the public".

But the most crucial document of all is one that comes to us from the hand of Bach himself, the memorandum he lodged with the Leipzig Town Council in 1730: what he called a "brief yet highly necessary outline of a properly constituted church musical establishment, with some sober reflections on the decline of the same".