Sentence examples for little reflective from inspiring English sources

What makes "Blackbird" different is how little reflective distance it allows you.

Political candidates should curb their jingoistic, chauvinistic emotions and temper their world view with a little reflective, rational thought.

Reedus threw a surprisingly large amount of body glitter at Andrew Lincoln, who immediately embraced him, leaving the pair covered in little reflective bits and reasons for Hardwick to crack jokes.

Her drawings are more immediately engaging: rigorously geometric in the seventies, they became freer and more impulsive in her years of exile, and now take the form of grand tessellations that incorporate little reflective panels in their pinwheels of color and line.

Hello Egg works as a cooking assistant, with a few extra flourishes — like a friendly little eye to keep you company on a small reflective screen.

We have identified that undergraduate medical students who are naïve in portfolio use know little about reflective learning or the use of portfolios to support such reflective learning.

He was at that moment a little more reflective than usual, if not exactly wistful.

Though she's a little too reflective to be convincingly 13, Naomi is sympathetic and likable.

Which he did, and as he talked to the reporters who lingered, he turned a little more reflective.

Millennials would be wise to be a little more reflective whenever they snipe about how unfair life is.

The sound makes Mr. Hitchcock's songs a little more reflective; at 54, he doesn't pretend to have no past.