Sentence examples for well reflect on from inspiring English sources

It's clear that Muslims are not happy with us and their feelings may well reflect on Lok Sabha results".

In Strasbourg, Mr Obama might well reflect on the phrase with which his favourite president, Abraham Lincoln, launched his presidential bid: "A house divided against itself cannot stand".

At the end of a fiery and fully committed contest, a draw was probably a fair result, yet ultimately both teams may well reflect on what might have been.

He made a difference when all seemed lost in the King George, however, on a tired horse on desperate ground, and may well reflect on the success as the most satisfying of his riding career.

But he might well reflect on a line from a British counter-insurgency specialist, quoted in Lewis Sorley's book "A Better War", which White House staff are said to be busily reading.

The Muslim scholar Tariq Ramadan, at Oxford, described this "counterproductive game" in late September, when he wrote that Muslim leaders who lend their voices to an angry mob protesting a "perceived insult to their faith" might well reflect on the consequences of "manipulating crises of this kind as a safety valve for both their restive populations and their own political agenda".

Both trends are well reflected on the list.

These values indicate these two wells also show obvious breakthrough phenomena and these characteristics are well reflected on CIP.

Now that Mr. Cheney is contemplating how history will judge him, he might do well reflecting on the fact that very few people can recall entire speeches, entire interviews.

I might as well reflect positively on it, but I will call it for what it is.

We would do well to reflect on this as we formulate our plans for Afghanistan and, perhaps, Iraq.