Sentence examples for capacity for reflection from inspiring English sources
Although Fermor completed his journey before Morris took up her pen, he shares her erudition and capacity for reflection.
This is a moment at which anyone with the capacity for reflection should stop and wonder what we are doing.
In the late nineteen-fifties, a new class of languages was developed to give computers the capacity for reflection.
It's about us, the human animal, the strange amphibious creature that swims in nature yet is afflicted with a capacity for reflection that transcends nature.
With new trade disputes coming thick and fast, he adds, "the danger is that the next director general will be overrun by disputes, and that will overwhelm the capacity for reflection".
The alternative tycoons mooted for the pilot, Mark Cuban and Richard Branson, have some capacity for reflection and shame: surely they couldn't have fronted a world that rewarded people who were so transparently incompetent and unpleasant.
Our ability to acknowledge our emotion in the midst of conflict increases our capacity for "reflection-in-action" - the ability to combine cognitive and emotional information in the moment [ 17].
Research that seeks to understand the meta-cognitive process of reflection-on-action (clinical supervision), and how, in turn, supervision improves the therapist's capacity for reflection-in-action (therapy) must utilize methods that capture the complexity of these processes.
Only certain creatures are even candidates for blame in the first place, and though it is a matter of some controversy which precise capacities are required, the list certainly includes the capacities for reflection, deliberation, decision-making, and self-determination.
But for the vast majority of non- or only mildly partisan individuals with a capacity for cognitive reflection, the Goldstone report should be treated seriously and even perhaps as a wake-up call.
Another strategy that is pursued by constructivists such as Korsgaard is to link the value ascribed to humans to the capacity for rational reflection.
