Sentence examples for information and reflections from inspiring English sources
The filmmaker doesn't grant interviews and didn't appear at Cannes to receive the Golden Palm for the film, but an extraordinary document that just went up at the GQ site is an instantly indispensable trove of information and reflections on the director's methods and inspirations: an oral history by Nathaniel Penn about the making of Malick's first feature, "Badlands".
The third, balanced processing, deals with others' consideration of the leader's deepest information and reflections (Walumbwa et al. 2008).
Participating organisations were invited (April to May 2013) to contribute information and reflections on their current capacity and capacity strengthening efforts for funding, supporting, conducting, or using systematic reviews.
ROAn is highly flexible and extensible, thanks to ROOT׳s features like run-time type information and reflection.
One is to insist that Moore's posited openness is relatively superficial, and that there is no principled barrier to inferring moral facts a priori from the non-moral natural facts, even if such inferences will sometimes require a great deal of information and reflection.
This follows from the fact that the potential benefits and harms of treatment may be unfamiliar to patients and impossible to evaluate without a great deal of information and reflection.
However, even if no ongoing violence was detected, they could reach out with information and initiate reflections on violence and rights.
Every visual detail in this masterly book yields information and invites reflection.
Sharing information and social reflection are thus situated within the context of achieving shared goals and thus cultivated when the school leader continues to articulate and share the school's mission.
After extensive information and a reflection period of at least 2 weeks, women consenting to participate were invited to answer a standardised questionnaire eliciting information on sociodemographic factors, sexual behaviour, past and current sexual health.
Each task manipulated: (i) attention towards perceptual versus self-generated information and (ii) reflection on another person's mental state ('mentalizing'versus 'non-mentalizing') in a 2 × 2 design.
