Sentence examples for reflection to question from inspiring English sources

Elkin's flâneuse does not simply wander aimlessly, any more than Elkin does herself in this elegant book: she uses her reflection to question, challenge and create anew the life that she observes.

Elkin's flâneuse does not simply wander aimlessly, any more than Elkin does herself in this elegant book: she uses her reflection to question, challenge and create anew the life that she observes.

Significant differences in counselling performance between the two coaches were found for using (complex) reflections, the number of MI adherent statements, the reflection to question ratio, directiveness and showing empathy.

We aimed for 100% of the counselling sessions to be provided according to MI. Counselling sessions were considered MI if the following conditions were met: average of global scores ≥ 3.5, reflection to question ratio is in favour of reflection, >50% open questions, >40% complex reflections and >90% MI-adherent utterances.

Yet it takes little reflection to question that response.In the best case, Mr Cameron will have a much reduced majority to support a divisive governing programme, including public-spending cuts his leftist rivals united in opposing, and the "in-out" referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union he has promised to hold by the end of 2017.

Behaviour counts incorporate: RF QU=ratio reflections to questions; OQ=percentage open questions; CR=percentage complex reflections; MIA=percentage motivational interviewing adherent; Spirit=combination of evocation, collaboration and autonomy.

Just as there is a kernel of truth within all humor, this meme suggests a reflexive impulse toward reflection, a desire to question how and why our society has gotten here, that we can see unfolding in the larger world.

An endoxon is the sort of opinion we spontaneously regard as reputable or worthy of respect, even if upon reflection we may come to question its veracity.

This approach draws on Freire's (56) work in which he argues that through discourse and reflection, people can begin to question themselves and their behavior and pursue alternative ways of being.

We are in a moment of reflection – it's a moment to question what we are doing and how we do it and we want The Yard to be the artistic epicentre of that moment.

Setting anthropological perspective provides a broadening of the reflection to answer questions from the donation practices, including genealogical questions of revelation to the child of his conception, his incorporation in family and social group and the importance of compensation of donation.