Sentence examples for more meaningful reflection from inspiring English sources

Single-family housing starts, considered a less volatile and more meaningful reflection of whether interest rates are beginning to crimp construction, stayed about the same, at an annual rate of 1,309,000.

To me the more meaningful reflection concerns the mechanics of controversies, even when they are more manufactured than real.

But that hardly served to make the performance itself more meaningful than a simple — and pale — reflection of reality.

(1) "Less pressure because not assessed so feel my reflections have been more meaningful as I can wait until I have actually had an interesting, thought provoking experience".

Even though they recognize the capacity of rubrics to make them reflect on their performance, students still feel that reflection and self-assessment will be more meaningful if comments, in positive and negative forms, are included in the rubric.

It is argued that "this kind of hands-on, minds-on learning produces a deeper, more meaningful understanding of the world, and its possibilities (by) deepen ing) the reflection process and support ing) an effective dialogue".

Strategies for facilitating meaningful reflection are described including descriptions of what students should reflect upon and how to initiate reflection through writing, reading, doing, and telling.

It has become more meaningful.

The other, though, feels more meaningful.

"The games, they seem more meaningful".

"It's more meaningful," he said.