Sentence examples for reflection on the part from inspiring English sources

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

The ever-increasing prominence of television is, in turn, sparking a renewed reflection on the part of filmmakers about what cinema is, and what it can be.

You know, I — before the election, I had given a couple of interviews where I had predicted that the Latino vote was going to be strong and that that would cause some reflection on the part of Republicans about their position on immigration reform.

Their appeal in not restricted on an particular age group of background, and the message their performance would send, of American Muslims, proud to be both "American" and "Muslim" is a powerful message that would open British Muslim eyes to American cultural and religious diversity as well as encourage reflection on the part of British Muslim community in a positive, self-defining direction.

The facts today require a deep reflection on the part of football".

The paper finishes with some reflection on the part of the heat market that HTRs could potentially address.

It encourages critical self-reflection on the part of the student and this in turn has the potential to reduce the incidence of plagiarism and other academic integrity breaches.

Oblique philosophy basically entails embedded dialogue, however and philosophical interpretations and assessments are only valid and effective insofar as they provoke further deliberations and reflections on the part of the scientific subjects themselves (i.e. mutual learning).

It's time for a little self-reflection on the part of the climate science community and a renewed affirmation of our commitment to the scientific method.

I think I was most surprised by how, in the 27 years that Jacob's case went unsolved, there was so little looking back or self-reflection on the part of law enforcement, and also on the part of the media.

What was even funnier to us, however, was that even in such a masterful work of satire, it was never admitted that the sports writers in Washington bear a large part of the blame for lifting fans' hopes up so sky-high each and every year (at the beginning of the season) -- there was precisely zero self-reflection on the part of the media.