Sentence examples for reflection has become from inspiring English sources

Reflection has become an integral part of teacher education, yet its elusive boundaries make it difficult to define and teach.

But in the current era, where philosophical reflection has become a collective and distributed endeavour, such a scenario has become less likely.

"These landscapes of water and reflection have become an obsession for me," he wrote to a friend in 1909.

Barack Obama will visit the city on Thursday for a ritual of mourning and reflection that has become all too familiar to him in his eight years in office – this being the 15th time he has had to address the dark subject of mass shootings.

Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.

Setting an opera on a film set and using it as the starting point for reflections on celebrity has become a trendy, if over-used idea of late.

The notion that the world of our experience is a similar accident of our particular circumstances rather than a direct reflection of underlying realities has become central to modern physics.

It's a reminder of what the East End once was and a sad reflection of what it has become.

Awareness of one's own thoughts requires reflection, a skill that has become the focus of attention of many medical educators in recent years.

Total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF) microscopy has become a method of choice to investigate GLUT4 trafficking, allowing for the selective capture of the docking and fusion events that take place adjacent to the plasma membrane (Lampson et al., 2001; Bai et al., 2007; Xiong et al., 2010).

Thes article originally appeared on VICE UK.