Sentence examples for explicit reflection from inspiring English sources

This reflectivity was bodily and material, but little explicit reflection on persistent changes was observed.

I also think you're right that this story is different in certain ways: it is more immediately rooted in the contemporary moment, the cultural artifacts and social fabric of TODAY, and I permit myself more explicit reflection and commentary here than I do elsewhere, where similar concerns are filtered, to a greater extent, through situation and metaphor.

Or is it rather like Arnauld's suggestion of a virtual reflection (in contrast to an explicit reflection)?

Only explicit reflection, where an individual focuses their attention on their own thoughts, requires a second-order perception.

This is an interesting design challenge - the very motions that promote insight may be problematic when subjected to explicit reflection in order to promote proof.

There is explicit reflection on the contrast between the formal schemata or moods and the matter (hyle) of syllogismoi in Alexander of Aphrodisias (53.28ff., quoted by Bocheński 1956 , §24.06, and there has been ever since.

A pre-monarchic background is evident, with only rare explicit reflections of the later monarchy e.g., in Deuteronomy 17:17–20.

In his explicit reflections on the justice of capitalism he was able to maintain his official view.

Hume's explicit reflections on Newton's writings and character reveal a more ambivalent picture than commonly thought: Hume shows respect, even admiration for Newton's achievements, but he also expresses reservations.

To begin with, the first half of the dialogue contains explicit reflections on rhetoric; for example, Socrates draws the distinction between what we would call the "form" and the "content" of a discourse (235a).

However, his explicit reflections about science (taken broadly so as to encompass not only "Wissenschaft" but any kind of "Lehre" or "Kunde") extend even further so as to include bodies of cognition such as history, physical geography, and anthropology.