Sentence examples for Prolonged reflection from inspiring English sources

We'll have to invest not just in action, but in deep, sustained, prolonged reflection.

A more prolonged reflection was offered by Riccardo Saponara in this week's edition of Sportweek magazine.

When he was at Princeton Theological Seminary, prolonged reflection on the textual status of the Gospels began to weaken his religious certitude.

Mr. Bush — who was accused of rashly rushing to war in Iraq, and of prematurely claiming victory wearing a flight suit aboard the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln — sought to project wisdom and prolonged reflection about the 2007 surge by standing in front of a White House bookcase crammed with weighty tomes.

Final in the practical sense that it marks a definite end to all the stories he started telling in the Raj quartet, but also as a depiction of the last days of the last generation of British colonials to have served in the Raj, and as a prolonged and profound reflection on death.

Overcrowded and dilapidated with poorly trained guards, Haitian prisons contain large numbers of inmates in prolonged pretrial detention, a reflection of the weakness of the judicial system.

The statistics should provoke Britain's media into a prolonged period of self-reflection.

Another potential problem for O'Rourke is what some critics have dubbed a "weirdness factor". O'Rourke followed his Senate loss with a prolonged period of self-reflection and ambivalence that hardly seemed to position him for a presidential run.

As well, other reflections with prolonged treatment time are necessary, such as there may be detrimental radiobiological consequences.

The competing warnings to the radio stations, a broader reflection of the prolonged struggle over who is in charge in Somalia, clearly touched a nerve of exasperation among the handful of independent journalists who have continued to work here despite many years of violence and threats.

Paraphrasing the authors they focused on 'learning "with" rather than "about" health systems actors in cycles of action and reflection over a prolonged period of time', as part of their exploration of the nature of governance in district health systems.