They reflect upon their different perspectives on love.
They reflect upon an era gone by, and in the small New England towns where they folded, they left misery behind.
So what our low-information voter might witness is a vigorous debate among Democrats about the N.S.A.'s programs and how they reflect upon Mr. Obama, while Republicans are largely staying quiet on the issue.
As they reflect upon what they presumably know, however, they discover that it is much less secure than they realized, and indeed they come to think that many of what had been their firmest beliefs are dubious or even false.
The system is designed to isolate convicts so they reflect upon the crimes they've committed.
She and her boyfriend spend a romantic evening together on a barge where they reflect upon their lives after watching an elderly couple.
As for the MPFC, ACC, and STG, we observed that activation in those regions significantly increased when subjects engaged in self-reflection rather than when they reflected upon an acquaintance or upon general knowledge (right MPFC, F 1,30) = 6.484, p = 0.016; left MPFC, F 1,30) = 4.904, p = 0.035; ACC, F 1,30) = 7.591, p = 0.010; STG, F 1,30) = 5.388, p = 0.027) (Figure 4).
In reaction to the songs composed by those men, which praised the great new dynastic undertaking, others such as Kil Chae and Wŏn Ch'ŏn-Sŏk, who had retired from public life, wrote poems in which they reflected upon the Koryŏ dynasty and professed fidelity to it while deploring the present situation.
Re-entry CHWs recounted empathy for patients as they reflected upon unresolved deep frustrations from their own personal experiences following release from prison and their own retraumatization.
They communicated and collaborated with other members of the interprofessional health care team, and finally, they reflected upon their whole experience.
In their evaluations, they reflected upon whether they had 'health problems', 'incomplete health', 'good health' or 'perfect health' and this corresponded with the SRH response alternatives of 'bad', 'fair', 'good', and 'very good'.
