Sentence examples for of further reflection from inspiring English sources
Perhaps a bit of further reflection would help.
This time, the vice president pulled himself back from the brink of further reflection and promised to do better from then on.
The Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT; Frederick, 2005) is a three-item performance-based measure designed to assess one's tendency to over-ride automatic responses in favor of further reflection.
Here's one last comment from me, which represents a bit of further reflection after re-reading the paper: Press coverage that described this as forecasting a decade of "global cooling" was clearly off the mark, since the global means (as you point out in one of your clarifications) are flat and then rise.
If these rules are allowed to govern thought in the absence of further reflection and refinement, the result is prejudice instead of wisdom.
Focusing on formation also rehabilitates a family of apparently pre-reflective cognitive "faculties" – often undermined because of their inevitable ambiguity and vagueness, in which a summary appraisal of a situation is already made without indulging in any process of further reflection.
However, on further reflection, the power of the event was in each of us bringing our own language; not in the sense of Hebrew, English or Arabic, but in the sense that each religious tradition, and each individual's embodiment of that tradition, is a language all its own.
Halevi does not spell out why he thinks Aristotle would have decided to argue for the opposing view, but it seems to have some connection with the status and function of oaths, which calls for further reflection.
It is reflective of practice, it allows identification of gaps between current desired levels of competence, it identifies solutions that are practically testable, and it allows re-evaluation with the opportunity for further reflection and continuum of learning [ 39].
While insisting on the validity of its teaching, it leaves room for further reflection.
It will also serve for further reflection among Catholics around the world ahead of another, definitive synod next year.
