Sentence examples for reflection staying from inspiring English sources

What we learned about fostering hope from the participant journals bears many similarities with the sub-processes of the 'hanging onto hope' pathway [ 26]: supporting relationships (social support), connecting with something bigger (faith), writing your own story (reflection), staying positive (mindset), living in the moment (focus on the present), doing what you have to do (acceptance).

You have to reread – the surface amusements of plot, subject and mystery drop away, the deeper pleasures of prose and reflection stay.

The degree of crystallinity increased to the level of 17 18% at ×20 and turned to decrease after ×60, but the degree of crystallite orientation reached at a high level already at ×10 and did not change significantly and the half-height width of reflection profiles stayed almost at a constant level, while the Young's modulus increased up to ca. 300 MPa at ×100 and then fell rather discontinuously.

Employing the common-azimuth approximation, one assumes the reflection plane stays confined in the acquisition azimuth.

The Lorentz factor is expressed as the time for the reflection to stay in the 'Bragg condition', and one of the first texts to discuss this was by Debye (1913 ▶) and a detailed derivation was given in Buerger (1940 ▶).

The result is shown in Fig. 4. Interestingly, intensity variations can be observed within three layers (IS/OS, ETPR and RPE) while within the OS the intensity of the observed bright reflection spots stays rather constant.

This may be a reflection of patients staying with their FPs and growing older as a practice matures.

After much reflection, I realized that staying in an unhappy marriage was the true tragedy.

His words of reflection have always stayed with me.

Yet, compared to other areas of inquiry, continental philosophical reflections tend to stay relatively close to activities human beings already engage in in every-day, non-academic settings, such as talking, reading, listening and thinking.

The simplest way to get in the groove of self-reflection is to practice mindfulness - staying 100% present in the moment.