Some may on reflection be wrong.
The government-commissioned Munro review of child protection is promoting a model for learning that engages workers and looks systemically at what was known at the time, how it was understood and how on reflection this might help practice to be strengthened.
The sensitive behavior on the surface amplitude can be understood by reflection and nonlinear dissipation of Alfvén waves (SI06).
The Seurat of "Sunday" would surely understand Stew's reflections on the trouble this makes for the creatively obsessed.
On reflection, I understand that (1) misfired and (2), besides being juvenile, was misdirected: Mississippi is not part of the "heartland," it's part of the bluesland.
On reflection, we can understand this.
This was something that I and, I think, all of my fellow mentors found rather difficult, but on reflection I can understand why it's done this way.
On reflection, though, I understood that I was wrong.
This means that we must educate ourselves about the issues so that we understand Catholic social teaching and make decisions based on reflection, prayer, and counsel.
The word 'always' is important here because externalists need not, and indeed should not, assert that justification, understood externalistically in terms of reliability, is never recognizable on reflection.
If it does, then you can, on this occasion, recognize on reflection that your belief is justified even if we understand justification in terms of reliability.
