Sentence examples for reflection available to from inspiring English sources

This is a clumsy simile – resurrection is the restoration of life to the dead, not a virtual image projected by George Lucas – and it elbows out the deeper reflection, available to CS Lewis, of how terrible it is to want to drag the dead back to life, how unloving – then they'd have to go through the business of dying all over again.

Also, our finding that MCH outcomes are more strongly associated with individual-level SEP than with neighborhood SEP might reflect the fact that neighborhood SEP in our study was an aggregate of household LICO, whereas household LICO itself might be a more accurate and direct reflection of resources available to a household.

So even when the justifiers that are mental states are not directly accessible, we might think, some justifiers are always available to reflection, because we can think of what would serve to justify current beliefs.

Learning and reflection: Are resources being made available to both build new skills and pay for time to reflect on what is and isn't working?

There's an awkwardness, even a subtle deer-in-the-headlights alarm that registers in these images and is perhaps the most direct reflection of Von Bruenchenhein's personality available to us.

While the logical system is isolated from knowledge and available to conscious reflection, the other is not isolated from knowledge and can lead us into reasoning errors.

This is a fair reflection of the differing pixel resolution available to compute the action descriptor.

Prompting learners to articulate their thinking helps them become more aware of what they know, which then makes their thinking available to them for reflection, monitoring, and revision (Scardamalia et al., 1989).