Sentence examples for reflection and ideas from inspiring English sources

With such a brisk timetable, there has been limited time for strategic reflection and ideas.

But Chatham House, the respected foreign affairs thinktank, warned that the review had been conducted too quickly, with "limited time for strategic reflection and ideas".

Even though the fire at my home on Necker Island destroyed my notebooks, they remain my favorite way to collect reflections and ideas.

Reflections and ideas were written related to sections of data to abstract from the data and deepen analysis (memo writing).

In the style and spirit of MI, we present the following as general reflections and ideas for consideration and invitation to dialogue.

The structured backcasting approach was helpful in integrating all of this with one common focus, embracing diversity and complexity, and stimulating reflection and new ideas.

The aim of the study was to explore reflections, attitudes and ideas toward training practices in the deliverance of death notification among medical students.

Analysis of the reflections, attitudes and ideas towards training in delivering death notifications among the medical students are presented as both codes and descriptive quotations (in italic) sorted into categories according to Bloom's taxonomy (Table 2).

The aim of the study was to explore reflections, attitudes and ideas toward training in delivering death notifications among medical students who participate in the Marathon Death exercise based on forum play.

In Occasional Thoughts, Lady Masham takes a Lockean position when she argues that we derive our knowledge of God by comparing ideas "received from Sense and Reflection" and that the idea of God is "a Proposition containing many complex Ideas in it; and which we are not capable of framing till we have been long acquainted with pleasing Sensations" (Occasional Thoughts, p. 66).

The Rings of Saturn, for instance - in which a descriptive ramble along the edge of East Anglia is interspersed with more or less freestanding reflections on characters and ideas - has its roots in late 19th-and early 20th-century 20th-centuryof traveloguesitten by Edward Thofas.