Sentence examples for more reflective approach from inspiring English sources

Phillips took a more reflective approach.

The smartphone selfie shows no sign of relenting, but when photographing friends and loved ones on your travels, consider a more reflective approach.

I've seen numerous approaches to Henry, from the flat-out bravura of Jeremy Irons all those years ago on Broadway to the quieter, more reflective approach taken to revelatory effect by Stephen Dillane a decade ago.

Thomas Hampson, recorded live with Leonard Bernstein and the Vienna Philharmonic, is uniquely intense, though some may prefer the more reflective approach of Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau with Karl Böhm and the Berlin Philharmonic or Bryn Terfel and Giuseppe Sinopoli with the Philharmonia.

The first step in unclogging these bottlenecks and unlocking the digital potential of the union is for the regulators to move away from reflexive responses to competitive winds from across the Atlantic to a more reflective approach — creating uniform standards, better processes, and streamlining of digital rights management to harmonize hundreds of byzantine regulations across EU.

Instead of viewing the left and the right as either right or wrong (depending on which one you are), a more reflective approach is to recognize that liberals and conservatives emphasize different moral values.

I wrote a whole book on this general concept called The Type B Manager, advocating a quieter, calmer, more reflective managerial approach... without fully realizing my thinking was sort of a second cousin to mindfulness.

The lyrical subject matter vocalist Anthony Kiedis addresses in By the Way is a divergence from previous Chili Peppers albums, with Kiedis taking a more candid and reflective approach to his lyrics.

Adopting formal decision making processes may assist manufacturers to take a more integrated and reflective approach to development, which should result in improved business decisions and a higher quality end product.

As noted above, the asynchronous quality of the virtual meeting was seen as having potential advantages, despite the potential for feeling lack of response, in allowing a more informed and reflective approach: it's not you are just hearing what you want to hear.

So he tried a softer, more self-reflective approach.