Sentence examples for beginning a reflection from inspiring English sources

(2) He insists on the necessity of beginning a reflection on the classification of the sciences with a purely methodological criterion, but only to articulate subsequently a more adequate content-related distinction to replace the customary Naturwissenschaft/Geisteswissenschaft pair (Rickert 1962, 11).

Styling has bedeviled Infiniti from the beginning, a reflection of the brand's personality crisis.

When something happened in the consultation that made them reconsider this idea, they began a reflection-in-action: What does it mean?

So begins a gentle reflection on learning, once more, how to live alone.

We begin with a reflection on how all of us have different identities that we wear as 'masks' through life.

These began by a reflection on the Stoic bios theoretikòs (the philosophical attitude towards life), continued with Aristotelian works representing the "scientific" side of knowledge, and ended with Platonic writings, representing the "theological" knowledge (D'Ancona Costa 1996, 30 31).

That's one of many takeaways from Tim Kreider's opinion piece in the NYT, where he begins with a reflection on his sadness over his mother deciding to relocate to a retirement community and transitions into confronting a reality we all share: "you are going to die".

The negative feedback that organizational crises generate is deemed sufficient to challenge the status quo and begin a process of reflection on, and revision of, strategic premises (Schreyögg and Kliesch-Eberl 2007).

I have no solution to offer, I only— SWOOSH threw the Mikado sticks on the table, to begin a kind of reflection.

I began a process of deep reflection which ended with the question, "What am I making more important: a successful company or my health and well-being?" In that moment, I made a pledge to myself: my happiness is more important than anything "out there".

When they fail to land a dream job, MBA students begin a process of self-reflection.