Sentence examples for usually reflect on from inspiring English sources

I usually reflect on the care I have provided that day, often questioning if I could have done anything differently.

When we think of early modern witch trials we usually reflect on them from the standpoint of scapegoating, as a horrifying example of the extremes to which communities will go when their fear of the Other runs unchecked.

The SOTU usually reflects on grand accomplishments and offers a rosy projection for the future -- an attempt to inspire the American people and the assembled members of Congress.

Since it is impossible to predict the fourth digit of an EC number because it usually reflects on many other factors rather than only the reaction patterns, we focus on the prediction of the first three digits of the EC number (EC sub-subclass) in this study.

Such terminations usually reflect pre-existing attributes.

Nor is it the sort of familiar fare that commercial producers usually pick to reflect on wartime, like "South Pacific," "All My Sons" or "Macbeth".

Usually when you reflect on an Olympic Games you have lots of big international moments but just a few key moments from a British perspective.

Usually when we reflect on what makes us different as a species it is things such as our large brains (Homo sapiens meaning, roughly and controversially, 'wise man'), or our complex language and tool-handling ability that come to mind.

Therefore, the presence of nitrate in groundwater greater than 3 mg/L usually reflects the impact of human activities on well water quality.

The period effect usually reflects the roles of multiple factors on the given disease that equally affect all age groups during a period of time.

When a company leak shows up on social media, it usually reflects a failure of management and corporate culture, poor internal communication, or weak HR support.