Sentence examples for which he reflected from inspiring English sources

Before launching into the work, Barenboim delivered a speech in which he reflected bemusedly on the business of conducting.

The judge ruled that the husband's culpability was higher than that of his wife, which he reflected in the sentence.

Garcia was speaking ahead to the HSBC Golf Championship in Abu Dhabi, in which he reflected on the criticism he received across the Atlantic during the US Open.

He lectured widely after that and wrote his autobiography, in which he reflected on the political history of the preceding half-century.

These included BTS's Avner Gvaryahu, who wrote a measured piece last year for The Independent in which he reflected on the ease with which "red lines" are crossed by an army of occupation.

He also wrote a frank autobiography in which he reflected on the deaths of his first wife, of his brother in an avalanche, his father's Nazi connections, and his marriage to Bardot.

Then there's a coda after he returns to Scotland, in which he reflects on the nature of history and capital.

The pamphlet includes an open letter from Mr. Bush, in which he reflects on religion and on his friendship with Mr. Graham.

This is the naivety in the article, in which he reflects on the implications of President Obama's victory for British politics.

Here are excerpts from an interview with Mr. Farhadi, 39, on Wednesday, in which he reflects on his movie and its various audiences.

In December, Flynt's reputation rehab will continue with the publication of his autobiography, "An Unseemly Man," in which he reflects on becoming what Tom Arnold once called America's worst nightmare--white trash with money.