Sentence examples for A subject of reflection from inspiring English sources
"The Pope is not a subject of reflection for me," he said, when I asked him about the Vatican's latest "non-negotiable" Apostolic Exhortation, instructing Catholic politicians to follow the Church's orders on moral issues.
In a wide sense, belief change has been a subject of philosophical reflection since antiquity.
Sugar is representative of physical and moral decay, but the desserts are preserved through a ritual of photogrammetry* so their mindless consumption, an ephemeral pleasure, is captured as a lasting subject of reflection.
Achievements in genetic research produce ethical dilemmas which need to be the subject of reflection and debate in modern societies.
Together feeler and felt constitute feeling, the underlying subject of reflection when attention is concentrated on 'myself' and those elements which constitute 'myself'myself
In Political Science small states have been subject of reflection since long (Baker Fox 1959; Hambro 1936, 1943; Herre 1937; Keohane 1969; Rappard 1934; Wilcox 1967; Wolfers 1945).
Although different inequality measures express different dimensions, the rationale for choosing one measure over another is rarely the subject of reflection [ 17].
As a two-sided relationship reflection alone always entails the problem that the subject and the object in a case of reflection can only be known to be the same via that which cannot appear in the reflection.
A daily meditator and student of the ancient Chinese I Ching text, Kimmel says each hooked rug depicts a section of the corresponding work above, reminiscent of how daily meditation imparts wisdom on subjects of reflection one fragment at a time.
As a result of this surge in interest in film as a subject for philosophical reflection, the philosophy of film has become an important area of research in aesthetics.
Its central mystery – the subject of considerable reflection – is the snapping of first one shoelace, and then very soon afterwards a second.
