Sentence examples for considerable introspection from inspiring English sources

But the army's performance against Hezbollah will lead to considerable introspection and criticism about failures in strategic analysis, intelligence, training and preparedness, especially among the reserves.

The House Republicans are destined for a period of considerable introspection.

Winning the admissions committee's favor with your ability to access and express this level of self-awareness requires considerable introspection.

Last month's 50th anniversary of President Johnson's "War on Poverty" elicited considerable introspection throughout the country.

Misses in as many as five well-polled states (depending on final outcomes in Michigan and Pennsylvania), and botched margins in a few others (Virginia, for example, was a lot closer than expected), should lead to considerable introspection about the state of the field.

This question has sparked considerable recent introspection in the data management community, and the epicenter of this debate is the core database problem of query optimization, where the database system finds the best physical execution path for an SQL query.

It takes a considerable amount of introspection to accomplish this in a way that doesn't interfere with the emotional health of your loved one, but it is a necessary process in order to ensure your own emotional health throughout your own unique transition.

Virtual machine introspection has gained considerable attention in the field of computer security research.

"My own convictions are a result of philosophical introspection and a considerable body of data that I have personally observed, and which I am still compiling," he said.

His lack of introspection on this subject diminishes his considerable legacy.

The reputation of Wundt, who did not use introspection of this now deprecated kind (Danziger, 1979, 1980), has seen a considerable revival in recent decades (e.g. Blumenthal, 1975; Bringman & Tweney, 1980; Fancher, 1996).