Sentence examples for a more reflective one from inspiring English sources

It seems as though Bryant vacillates between two mindsets: an enduring belief that he still has something to offer (though his body will only grant him diminishing returns at this point) and a more reflective one, simply happy to still be around the game, enjoying the grind for one last hurrah.

Unlike Samuel, her identity is a more reflective one, acknowledging both the negative and positive impact of caregiving.

The third album is recognisably a Jamie T record, but a calmer and more reflective one.

In a 1998 study, scientists at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif., concluded that residents and businesses in the New York City area could cut their summertime air-conditioning costs by $22 million by swapping dark roofs with more reflective ones.

They are far more reflective on one side than the other.

Behavioural scientists have described how behaviour may be determined by a more reflective, goal-orientated system on the one hand or by a more automatic, affective system on the other, 38 and Kremers et al 28 have specifically referred to both 'mediated' and 'unmediated' pathways in the context of the influence of the environment on energy-related behaviours.

Instead of viewing the left and the right as either right or wrong (depending on which one you are), a more reflective approach is to recognize that liberals and conservatives emphasize different moral values.

The smartphone selfie shows no sign of relenting, but when photographing friends and loved ones on your travels, consider a more reflective approach.

He ended, though, on a more reflective note, describing his search for a "yummy death".

Koeman meanwhile was able to grant Bolasie an Everton debut and the DR Congo international gave a sparkling sideshow, teeing up Lukaku for a one-on-one he should have buried to give the match a more reflective scoreline.

This is a more reflective Rusty, revisiting the choices he has made throughout his life even while contemplating more disastrous ones.