Sentence examples for explanatory reflection from inspiring English sources
The final diagnosis, I argue, presented a picture of disease that seemed to all the parties involved a meaningful and explanatory reflection of the patient's condition.
An argument may be put forward as criteriological but be best analyzed, on reflection, as explanatory; an explanatory argument may be best analyzed in probabilistic terms.
Optimistic physicalists will likely see current explanatory lapses as merely the reflection of the early stage of inquiry and sure to be remedied in the not too distant future (Dennett 1991, Searle 1992, P. M.Churchland 1995).
But is Rosica's "explanation" (full title: "Explanatory Note on the Meaning of 'Salvation' in Francis' Daily Homily of May 22: Reflections on Atheists, Christians, and Who Will Be Saved") really the final word?
Furthermore, and based on those initial arguments, this critical reflection recognises the role of interdependence and argues for its inclusion in the explanatory framework of FRP development.
Contemplative reflection?
Explanatory labels are plentiful.
There's an explanatory prologue.
(There were explanatory signs).
