As a recent Compass briefing on Social Security for All argues: "We must set the tone and create language that is reflective of the kind of society we want to live in".
There's an impulse to speak in the reflective language of the obituarist with James simply because, by his own reckoning and that of his doctors, he has been poised at life's final credits for several years.
As though language were not reflective of a passively absorbed worldview.
Without even remotely delving into the painfully racist past of our nation, it goes without saying that in the year 2015, we should have moved away from the antiquated thinking that White = American DECADES ago, and use language that is reflective of this.
As Moriarty (2012, 74) claims, "To this end, the linguistic landscape is seen not only to be reflective of language ideologies, but also a space where language ideologies can be indexed and performed, thus providing an apt tool for dealing with the multimodal nature of language ideologies".
Zero is an experimental statically typed, fully object-oriented reflective programming language.
Thus, while Herbart's language of a culminating, reflective science of the self may remind one of an Idealistic absolute science, he takes great pains to distance his notion of science from speculative or intuitionistic metaphysics.
According to Exton, there's been a massive spike in Her users under the age of 29 describing their gender as non-binary or their sexuality as pansexual — a shift reflective of language and identity evolution in the queer community at large.
Such instruction could help students be more reflective about the language they use to describe evolutionary processes and could thus impact their understanding of natural selection.
The first is that his fundamental objection to Russell is that it is simply obvious to him as a sensitive and self –reflective user of language that the use of the word 'the' does not conform to the theory.
