Sentence examples for that he reflected from inspiring English sources

"Yes, I was part of that," he reflected ahead of today's match with Louis van Gaal's side at the Britannia Stadium.

During Mr. Mandela's visit, this newspaper said in an editorial that he reflected "the power of positive heroism".

It was he who picked out the Peugeot from the studio motor pool, a convertible with a flat tire and needing a paint job that, he reflected years afterward, "even matched the raincoat".

His principled stand cost him 250,000 kronor (about £21,000), prize money that, he reflected in his refusal statement, he could have donated to the "apartheid committee in London" who badly needed support at the time.

"No, but I don't think like that," he reflects.

Nell Waters, a member of Odyssey Works, said one former audience member reported that he reflects every day on the 2003 performance that intersected with his life.

"My humble suggestion is that he reflects [on the US role in South Africa and Cuba's in Angola] and not now try to elaborate theories about Cuban politics," Castro says.

Fidel Castro writes of Obama: "My modest suggestion is that he reflects and doesn't try to develop theories about Cuban politics".

One is that he's a canny self-publicist who knows how to come up with a good one-liner; the other is that he reflects a widely-shared loathing of politicians.

It's with sadness that he reflects on the recent passing of both Martin and Ewins, two men who helped him get his career off the ground.

"My modest suggestion is that he reflects (on the U.S. role in South Africa and Cuba's in Angola) and not now try to elaborate theories about Cuban politics," Castro said.