Sentence examples for in-depth reflection of from inspiring English sources
There is surely joy in sharing the happy moment with others, but any transformative experience requires our total attention and in-depth reflection of an all-too-brief passage in our lives.
Secondly, they are a powerful tool to stimulate an in-depth reflection of how the design and implementation of current agricultural policies will affect the already fragile agricultural sector of Castilla y León.
Although discussing the causes of GPs' reduced or lack of trust toward health authorities and experts is beyond the scope of this article, our results should prompt an in-depth reflection of how health authorities communicate with private GPs and involve them in public health issues such as vaccination.
These considerations seem to indicate that CST (1) should be adapted to the individual needs of the HCP, (2) should be based on real conversations, (3) should offer time for in-depth reflection of the consultation, and (4) video recorded conversations should be used for the supervision.
This article combines these three reports in order to offer a comprehensive and in-depth reflection on the development and future prospects of the urban rail transit industry in China.
This study pursues an in-depth reflection on this issue, by focusing on the part of risk representation and the legitimacy of its management in individuals' behaviours.
Jennifer Agiesta offers an in-depth reflection on the lessons learned from polling in 2016.
Through this kind of work, as well as through the sort of in-depth reflection this film allows, he has begun to realise and accept he's spent a lot of his life suffering from PTSD.
Through this kind of work, as well as through the sort of in-depth reflection this film allows, he has begun to realize and accept he's spent a lot of his life suffering from PTSD.
There's a real mix of fun and in-depth reflection in this book with poems about the slave trade, the joy of mangoes and memories of grandparents.
At the moment, Arab thought has been hindered by a barren ideological construct that pits secularists against Islamists, making it impossible for either to indulge in in-depth reflection about the intellectual limitations that afflict both of them.
