Sentence examples for playing and reflection from inspiring English sources

Much of the "Coruscation" movement demands sizzling, high-energy playing, and "Reflection" is, as you might guess, quieter and more overtly lyrical.

Students actively participate in brainstorming, small group discussion, role play, and reflection.

The educational strategies used included: Power point presentation, case studies, reference articles, role-play and reflection as well as discussion rounds.

The courses contained 10 14 participants, the training involved discussion groups, role-play, and reflection exercises (for details see Additional file 1: Table S1).

The simulation training comprised lectures and discussions on local guidelines for obstetric emergencies, such as PPH with a focus on atony being the major cause of PPH, pre-defined learning objectives, scenarios with role play, and reflections in inter-professional teams.

Books were the filling of and between days of frolicking around strawberry fields forever and sipping homemade lemonade, between outdoor play and inside reflection.

In his sculptures, Burns plays with light and reflection to spell out words and project images.

The shorts — which included Stan Brakhage's "The Wonder Ring" (1955), and Frank Kuenstler's "El Atlantis" (1973) — were wonderfully immediate reminders of the beauty the subway can afford, especially as it travels above ground: the street views, winding lines of track, ruin-worthy station structures, and plays of reflection and shadow.

The shorts which included Stan Brakhage's "The Wonder Ring" (1955), and Frank Kuenstler's "El Atlantis" (1973)—were wonderfully immediate reminders of the beauty the subway can afford, especially as it travels above ground: the street views, winding lines of track, ruin-worthy station structures, and plays of reflection and shadow.

SP interviews in these workshops were often supplemented by lectures, demonstrations, small group exercises including role-play and self-reflection.

Experiential learning theory emphasises the central role that a 'here-and-now' concrete experience, along with observation and reflection, plays in promoting subsequent higher order purposeful action.