take stock

In our headlong quest for a legally perfect society, we don’t take the time to take stock of what‘s been created so far.

This, on the eve of a festival when the Jewish people celebrate their freedom and take stock of how free they truly are today.

But some wonder if it may be time for society as a whole to take stock of how much violence and darkness our brains can endure.

It does present an opportunity, however, to take stock of what we do know about the G spot, thanks to past scientific research.

I think the thing I learned was to sit quietly to take stock.

He was given time to view his possessions, to take stock of his new position, and then the neighbours began to call.

Having done so, the occasion seemed opportune to take stock, as it were, of that position.

The front-files halted for a moment to take stock of the valley and to settle stray boot-laces.

When the barrage ceased and it was possible to take stock of the result, appalling scenes were often disclosed.

I put a lot of miles between me and my recent adventure before I stopped to take stock.