"of reflection", "on reflection" or "for reflection"?
| DB: A matter truly worthy of reflection. |
| The idea of reflection is equally important and makes its unmistakable presence. |
| It was not a glance of reflection, but rather indicated a suspension of intelligent thought. |
| The fact that he's ' chosen ' this other girl and not you isn't any sort of reflection on you. |
| Following the movie, a few moments of reflection on the movie and the posed questions should be given. |
| Just move the angle of reflection to eliminate the light? Followed the instruction and it's really helpful. |
| This feature makes use of static types to ensure that (modulo any use of reflection) its answers are fully accurate. |
| Radical Christian feminism, however, is not the only extreme form of reflection on gender in theology that I criticize. |
| Why? One's self is in fact a collection of reflections that appears in a mirror that is shattered to a countless number of pieces. |
| On reflection, I agree with him. |
| On reflection we were lucky to escape unharmed. |
| He asks us to recognize, on reflection, their obvious truth. |
| The horse was a pampered animal and, on reflection, a delicate animal. |
| I do not believe that these people, on reflection, can maintain that stance. |
| On reflection it would be more humane if one had to wait until the next stop. |
| The one thing I felt slightly uncomfortable with (on reflection) was a question they both asked. |
| On reflection, it is quite a responsibility to colour in someone's judgement about where to live. |
| But does raising the issue, in whatever way, not somehow intrinsically help generate some sort of movement against poverty? On reflection, I believe no, it doesn't. |
| On my return to Iraq, I felt I had already been acquainted with them, and this time it was to be a deeper pilgrimage, one focused more on reflection and action rather than awe. |
| They usually need more time for reflection. |
| This is retribution and a time for reflection. |
| A time for us to sit and think and find a reason for reflection. |
| Question for Reflection from Jonah and the Whale: Jonah thought he knew better than God. |
| For reflections on the problem which are based upon a broad knowledge of the subject, see also E. |
| It's good to get time for reflection and renew energy, and to get a bit of sun and sustenance to face the new term. |
| First, it recognizes the signal importance of human experience as a source for reflection on Christian faith and morals. |
| Most formal learning is content-heavy and interaction-poor, provides little opportunity for practice in context and for reflection. |
| The site offers a unique opportunity for reflection on the meaning of freedom and oppression and on the importance of a society's respect for human rights. |
| But the question is can we do that with reflections? Yes we can! Here are the steps. |
| Expect posts with reflections and updates from myself and others on the Mozilla Webmaker team. |
| My troubled mind overflows with the whole deep sense of it all -- overflows with reflection and perception. |
| The following questions may be used by students, guided by tutors or lecturers, to help with reflection and evidencing. |
| I have endured nearly all of the bad anniversaries of the month with reflection and tears and a continued sense of loss and confusion. |
| Upon reflection many years later I realised my mistakes. |
| For one reason or another I didn't take that rest but pushed on which upon reflection was a mistake. |
| To add to this the main plot itself while being self-contained at first glance, is fraught with loose ends and frays upon reflection. |
| This increases the size of ice caps which results in reflection of even more radiation, resulting in more cooling, and so on. |
| We returned back from cellular jail, in reflection, in quiet reverence to the great Indian struggle for Independence and valuing our freedom that much more. |
| Faces became a source of light through reflection. |
| One can learn through reflection of oneself or others. |
| It looks for a way to identify its own foundations and to purify itself by reflections on those foundations. |
| He learned that wisdom was unique to each person, and that he had to learn his own wisdom by reflection on whatever source he could find. |
| It is not possible to cover everything about reflections in one post. |
| Humanity is partly about reflection on the things we do and experience, and here again, Savage has chosen the path of the animal over the human. |
| To my knowledge C++ do not provide anything like reflections on its own. |