Sentence examples for Encourages reflection on from inspiring English sources
Experiencing the way things are done in a foreign country is not only refreshing, it also encourages reflection on desirable changes to one's own habits.
The pristine woodland was created, then sealed off, by the artist Alan Sonfist, and encourages reflection on what Houston Street might have been in an earlier era.
The commentary focuses on how the text characterises the two poets and encourages reflection on their respective wisdom, aesthetic and ethical values, divine inspiration, and Panhellenic appeal.
It then draws conclusions about the feasibility and benefits of an approach to text studies in English that fosters multimodal communicative competence, which naturally has an important metacommunicative component as it encourages reflection on texts.
My hope for Women's History Month is that, in addition to raising awareness of documented women's milestones, it raises critical questions about absences in women's histories and encourages reflection on the most humane ways to address these inequalities.
Action-learning encourages reflection on actions and learning from each other.
It is an art-crime that encourages reflections on the nature of art itself.
4. Encourage Reflection on Past Contributions In one experiment, Jane Dutton and I found that after listing specific ways that they had helped others in the past week, the likelihood that people would donate to an earthquake relief fund more than doubled, from 21percentto46percentcent.
They wanted to know how to increase their ability to facilitate learning among newcomers made up of students as well as new graduates by encouraging reflection on patient care and organising a variety of reflective activities.
DDB says it will send the Haitian responses back to the original tweeters, encouraging reflection on third world realities.
Upon leaving the State Department, he continued to encourage reflection on international policy as Director of the Seven Springs Conference Center and as a founding member of the Southern Connecticut Committee on Foreign Relations.
