reflect on

"We made over 300 and we were struggling through the middle there. As a batting group we will reflect on our dismissals and see where we can be more precise and secure those 300-plus totals."

Some don’t want to reflect on the idea that the wars they fought in were disastrously misguided and didn’t end in anything resembling an American victory.

She said: "I think it's a proud day for me and my family and one where I think, once you've taken time from the work I've done at Chelsea, I get the opportunity to reflect on that. I'm really happy to be here."

Safe and fed, he is now able to reflect on his time working in increasingly dire conditions as Israel's offensive destroyed medical and other critical infrastructure - and how he feels about leaving colleagues behind.

“And by the way, can history reflect on the fact that it was the closest presidential election?”