Sentence examples for would be to reflect from inspiring English sources
To make a movie would be to reflect on the history of cinema and to find oneself within it.
The agency said details of the channel, to be called Russia Today, would not be made available until today, but the newspaper Vedomosti reported that the channel's goal would be to "reflect Russia's stance on the major issues in global politics" and to "inform the audience about events and phenomena in Russia".
The S.E.C., in its statement yesterday, said the proper accounting would be to reflect that lost tax benefit as an expense, and to treat the option in the future as a variable option, which would force the company to report an expense when its value rose because the stock price gained.
Advice I would give to young people out there who would like to follow in my footsteps as an architect My general advice would be to reflect and look into yourself.
Important extensions would be to reflect longer contextual histories that go beyond the first-order neighbourhoods and to extend the sought context units from linear paths to networks.
Participants were clear that if a SPCH were to be sited in their region, a key consideration would be to reflect carefully on who should be involved in the decision-making process regarding its location and overall form.
The silence I want to create would not be to reflect, or send good thoughts, but to acknowledge that there are no words.
She added, "I would think the logical step would be to have platform reflect an inclusive tone".
There had been so much new development we thought it would be interesting to reflect, to show that art-making is of course not bound to traditional 2D or 3D media".
According to them, they would be able to reflect upon and discuss nursing issues related to the quality of patient care, which would improve the quality of care.
Thus, individuals' differences in sensitivity to S3D would be expected to reflect factors such as their tolerance for cue conflict, rather than low-level visual abilities.
