Sentence examples for worrying reflection from inspiring English sources

Stephen Timms, shadow work and pensions secretary, says it is a "pretty worrying reflection of what's going on in the country, when people are dependent on these charitable handouts.

This could be a worrying reflection of the Primary school provision of activity and PE and younger children's play habits outside school.

To describe the exact methods used by religious institutions to indoctrinate their members, without even a sliver of reflection, is worrying at best.

Veterans worry that wry reflection is giving way to venom: when, at last year's Carnival, calypsonian Sugar Aloes lyrically ribbed the prime minister's wife, both Sugar Aloes' legendary forebear The Mighty Sparrow and the PM, Basdeo Panday, both leapt to the stricken damsel's defence.

I really think that too much time worrying on things like your reflection is unhealthy.

Whilst a few students recognised some potential value in reflection, some students felt that they would face difficulties in reflecting, particularly worrying that they may become over-critical of themselves.

Beer in cup holder.'" It was the beer that upset people, but on reflection perhaps the use of Twitter is nearly as worrying.

Though there is evident excitement within GCHQ that new responsibilities in recent years have made it Britain's pre-eminent intelligence agency, it has been accompanied by occasional pauses for reflection, and worry that the agency cannot cope with those demands.

Example of a direct reflection: "You're worried about what will happen to your family when you're no longer able to be there for them".

We were initially concerned that some patients reported 'I read things that worry me', but on reflection this is less surprising.

There's a theme of Jewish identity, or at least an intermittent worrying on the subject: allusions to Reinhard Heydrich's possible Jewishness, conversations about Pound's antisemitic rants, reflections on the role of Jews in New York society.