Sentence examples for reasoned reflection from inspiring English sources

Though laudable, inviting reasoned reflection on the part of consumers might be beside the point.

This is not to imply that the conclusions I draw through reasoned reflection are necessarily more correct than the conclusions of those who seek guidance from religious teachings.

However, the Delphi method is optimal because the reasoned reflection process improves the options for reaching some sort of consensus on the value system.

Given that ethics seemingly requires reasoned reflection on how to realize the good life as persons and as communities, is Chan finally un-ethical or anti-ethical?

Putting the passions outside the scope of reasoned reflection, as merely an ancillary quality of the action — to consider how to do something not merely what we are doing — is to make one kind of decision.

As such, we may say in particular of those Biblical prooftexts employed by Saadya in support of the importance of reasoning, that they simultaneously (one might even say, paradoxically) beckon us to (a) the limitations of reasoning, (b) the need for (and consistency with reason of) revealed Knowledge, and even (c) the need to ground a life of reasoned reflection in a life of revealed tradition.

Ad testing often relies on large surveys, which deal in reasoned reflections, rather than in the spontaneous, even unconscious, sentiment that really interests marketers; new technology promised better results.

"I draw for three reasons: reflection, self-preservation, and narrative," said Ghadah Alkandari, a Kuwaiti artist and creator of the Prettygreenbullet blog, who admits to being influenced by Matisse and Cezanne as well as comic books MAD Magazine, Archie and Astérix.

His goal at Hermès, he said, was "to show that the perfume is not the result of chance but a reflection of a reasoned process".

Some are holding out hope that the realities of leading the world's largest economy would prompt reasoned- and evidence-based reflection on climate change risks and policies by the president-elect.

So yes, Aquinas thought that moral law could be derived by human reason from reflection on natural facts … but only because he believed that both that reason and those natural facts were part of an intelligible and ordered universe governed by "something which is to all beings the cause of their being, goodness, and every other perfection; and this we call God".