Sentence examples for in such reflections from inspiring English sources

(Badiou appears in Godard's most recent film, "Film Socialisme," in a sequence about Jewish identity. I discussed Godard's self-proclaimed isolation and its role in such reflections here).

In such reflection, thought seems capable of immediately grasping itself as a thinking subject and therefore of possessing a certain kind of immediate and foundational knowledge.

A set of brain regions has been implicated in such reflection about the mental state of others.

In linking such reflections to Ho's doomed efforts to secure American support, Mr. Wellman seems to be suggesting that, in the tense postwar atmosphere in Indochina, new shoots of idealism that might have been nurtured were allowed to wither when more cynical political considerations came to the fore.

Organizational research has provided us with numerous tools and models to assist us in making such reflections as part of our daily work.

Although we asked students to report/classify the medication related problems that they uncovered, we did not ask them to reflect on potential causes or propose ways to avoid those problems in the future; such reflections may have been useful for addressing systems-based issues and preventing similar situations from occurring subsequently.

No doubt Ramadan will be a time of such reflections in many countries in the region.

Uncovering the taken-for-granted assumptions which underlie professionals' decisions in relation to safety and risk is one way in which such reflection could guide local improvements in patient safety.

Light reflected at certain angles from shiny surfaces of nonmetallic media (glass, water, varnish) is polarized; a properly oriented polarizing filter subdues such reflections in a picture.

In the light of such reflections, an incredulous stare might be thought an apt response to a profession of belief in ethical hedonism.

Various responses to this problem have been made, for the most part involving the addition of conditions concerning the manner in which such reflection must be made, for example that it must be free of certain distorting factors itself, it must reflect an adequate causal history, and the like (Christman 1991, Mele 1995).