Sentence examples for intelligent reflection from inspiring English sources

They are not the product of passing moods, seized on and exploited for no good reason, but connect with thoughts that recur repeatedly in sensitive and intelligent reflection.

Or rather, there's a lot for all of us, inasmuch as there is a great deal of sensitive and intelligent reflection, implicit rather than overt, on the whole messy, vaguely horrible and yet somehow enjoyable business of existence.

Soon after appearing in René Clément's last picture, La Baby Sitter (AKA Scar Tissue, 1975), Vaughn was used to devastating effect as the voice of the rebellious computer Proteus in Demon Seed (1977), where his off-screen voice was a coolly intelligent reflection of his often menacing on-screen persona.

Dewey's identification of intelligent reflection with experimental methods applied to nature might be thought to suggest a narrowly scientistic worldview, in which values are reduced to purely subjective, arational "oughts" or likings applied to inherently value-free facts or natural kinds discovered and defined independently of human valuations.

President Obama was green with the calm of intelligent reflection.

As I've said before, much of this race has felt like its been conducted in the noisy din of television shoutfests where there was no room for intelligent reflection.

Guardian writer Harriet Gibsone has observed of Dave that "amid the parody... is the character's vulnerability", and writing in Fairfax, Anne-Marie Peard noted that beyond the parody, his "painfully intelligent reflections on female and queer exclusion" were the real "Dave gold".

it's about give and take, pauses for reflection, intelligent listening and responding.

Get intelligent intelligence.

One trainer believes that "intelligent" horses are reflections of intelligent trainers who effectively use response conditioning techniques and positive reinforcement to train in the style that best fits with an individual animal's natural inclinations.

This is a book that masquerades as a literary thriller and as a philosophical fable, but is not concentratedly strange enough to provoke tension or intelligent enough to provoke reflection.