Sentence examples for which they reflected from inspiring English sources

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.

Colman held her own with the often coarse material there and in That Mitchell and Webb Look (there was a particularly memorable scene in which they reflected on the benefits of home working from the point of view of maximising opportunities for self-abuse).

The high point, most agreed, was Bakassi's interview with Reuben Abati, a newspaper columnist and former spokesman for Goodluck Jonathan, in which they reflected on Nigerian youth's anger at the state of the country, and in which Bakassi pulled from him a story about the evil spirits that he believed haunted the Presidential complex.

They also started a blog in which they reflected on their course expectations.

Then they submitted their group reports of these LPs including an individual discussion part in which they reflected the theoretical information they integrated into their plans as well as their experiences during microteaching hours.

In that year, many of the key figures of the sit-ins, including James Lawson and Kelly Miller Smith, were interviewed by Robert Penn Warren for his book Who Speaks for the Negro?, in which they reflected on their experiences.

A striking aspect of the rulings is the extent to which they reflect public opinion.

The perfection of believers is the perfection with which they reflect the image of God.

Nimitz are counseled on what to expect when the ship goes home to San Diego, after which they reflect on their deployment.

As a follow-up homework assignment, students individually write essays in which they reflect on their own ideas, beliefs and expectations about marriage.

For another, the curators drew on 131 oral interviews they did with critical figures in the Nixon presidency and the scandal, in which they reflect on what happened.