reflect ****

A. Take a few days to reflect on the situation.

"We wanted to make sure the name of our school reflected the job."

White reflects too much light, which makes the face dark.

Only now, after half the school year has gone by, can I reflect.

Yet they have not seen themselves reflected much in the press.

He reflects with his wife on how far he's come.

For many, the long day outside was a chance to reflect.

And I'll reflect just how far the news has come in 37 years.

I do not want to reflect on what might have been.

And you have to reflect on what we are doing.

Upon which he would then have the rest of the day to reflect.

The child's play often reflects experience in school and at home.

Especially if we are the only paper to reflect the other side of the question.

I reflect on these things, and as always, our time together comes back to me.

But he did hold things back about himself, she reflected.

She looked back at me, the night reflected in her eyes.

I can see who you are, reflected in the light of your own Power.

I try to reflect all the way back to the trade.

All three men are reflected in the water behind them.

But, I reflected, the information would not help you in the least.

I might just as well not be here, she reflected.

And I have to face six more of them, he reflected.

But usually we reflect always and only on the death of others.

One way to know who your friends really were here, I reflected.

We want to see our lives reflected but also to be taken away from them.