Sentence examples for reflections and interpretations from inspiring English sources

Below, Rhonda and Edie have chosen some of their favorite images from the book with their own reflections and interpretations on what makes a design uniquely Swedish. 1.

Mr Sambrook: He continued to say it was a proper - he did not say it was a direct quote at that point but he did say it continued to be a proper reflection and interpretation of what Dr Kelly had told him, which is what I think I said in my evidence on the 13th.

First, peer review is a socio-cognitive approach to writing that engages learners in reflection and interpretation of written texts as evidenced by their interactional comments in the task/learning space (Fig. 2).

The findings showed that in terms of the language functions, learners' interactional feedback exchanges are categorized as (1) exploratory (showing learners' reflection and interpretation of the task), (2) procedural (showing how learners handle the task of revising their texts) and (3) social (showing how learners maintain good relationships).

My aim is that each element of Vestoj should be a reflection and interpretation of current contemporary thinking and practice around ideas of fashion and its contribution to society.

Two researchers worked together throughout the study period, working closely with AIG leads to enhance opportunities for reflection and interpretation.

In addition to serving as triggers, the codesigned artefacts also constituted data, together with the discussion, reflection, and interpretation they facilitated.

Instead, Rastas believe a person should engage in reflection and interpretation of their experience and form their own personal convictions about the Rasta beliefs.

Arguments abound as to the exact meaning of the painting, which, with its use of angles, reflections, and multiple interpretations, creates an unsettling relationship between viewer and subject.

The seismic reflection data allow interpretation of several prominent crustal scale features, including an eastward thickening of the crust, subdivision of the crust into three broad layers, the presence of a prominent east dip to the majority of the reflections and the interpretation of three east-dipping crustal-penetrating shear zones.

Following Polit and Beck [ 22] and Graneheim and Lundman [ 24], a process of collaborative analysis - engaging all of the authors to reduce subjective bias - was adopted to enrich reflection on the data and interpretations of them.