Sentence examples for which to reflect from inspiring English sources

Try not to give him "thinking time" in which to reflect on his plight.

It is something on which to reflect over the next nine days.

5.12pm BST Closing thoughts As the summit draws to a close, there's a lot on which to reflect.

That said, I think that research-based evidence offers a more comfortable rigor upon which to reflect.

For Lerner it must be a sobering experience on which to reflect, in particular when he looks over the balance sheet.

At Concord and Lexington, Little Big Horn, and any number of Civil War sites, memorials served as places in which to reflect and pay tribute to the fallen.

Aren't our antitrust laws, which reflect our strong market tradition, superior to Europe's, which tend to reflect a strong statist tradition?

The highlight was Eric Gates's sensational second goal, which seemed to reflect an essential difference in class between the sides.

It was a beautiful early spring day, which seemed to reflect the political hour and the mood of the populace.

All of which appears to reflect poorly on educational standards at the time that these people went to school.

Our choices, as we pondered them, narrowed down to two, which seemed to reflect the two sides of our generational and economic profile.