Sentence examples for start to reflect on from inspiring English sources

In my quiet moment, I start to reflect on a lot of things... my life especially.

"You start to reflect on that and it makes you quite silent I must say".

As the characters start to reflect on the literariness of their lives, tensions rise and tragedy strikes.

It's better sometimes never to really realise where you are, because the minute you start to reflect on yourself, you end up missing where you're supposed to be going.

But Dr Mark Porter, who represents hospital consultants for the British Medical Association, said he hoped the government would start to reflect on why so many people are opposed to the plans.

You start to reflect on the ditches you have stepped in and how you got out.

Hesitantly, they started to reflect on their attitude and suggested that some residents rated their teaching performance low in order to confront them with an inappropriate attitude (see Table  6).

And then a few days later, I heard the news of Nelson Mandela's passing, and I started to reflect on the power of one.

"When there was suddenly one in my room I started to reflect on the darker side of it, and I thought maybe that's what everyone should do," he says.

Lately, he has started to reflect on the passing decades and collaborate with songwriters like Lou Reed and John Prine.

The next day I started to reflect on the paranoia of cancer patients.