Sentence examples for some kind of reflection from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, I started this column with the idea that keeping tabs on the meals prepared by a working father who cooks might add up to some kind of reflection of the way today's families eat.

"I think once the club are through this particular period there has to be some kind of reflection on what has happened," he said.

(They probably named him Dorian because he's supposed to be some kind of reflection of Kleenex's humanity, blah, blah, Dorian Gray, blah, blah).

When you have the aluminum pieces, when the light is on, you have some kind of reflection: so it goes from the silver, to basically the dark, dark greys.

A lot of people thought we were married, and obviously that was some kind of a reflection on their own lives, though of course we'd claim it was down to our brilliant acting.

The important thing is that if you accept (C3), consciousness does not automatically include some kind of self-reflection.

Polone views kids as the sort of unpredictable clutter that can lead to "personal drama," a view shared, fortunately, by his girlfriend of seven years, Elizabeth Oreck, 37. "People often have children to fulfill some kind of twisted, egocentric reflection of themselves," she says.

Has to be some kind of admission and reflection on his sins.

I realize that some probably think this kind of reflection is a waste of time.

Holder did not take that path — the kind of reflection, notably, that he would demand of the Ferguson police department.

Holder did not take that path the kind of reflection, notably, that he would demand of the Ferguson police department.