Sentence examples for reflections on it from inspiring English sources

That way, the car has no reflections on it.

Moreover, this was a critical moment for Britain's diasporas, and, in his reflections on it, Hall noted in a lecture from 1989, the first form of identity politics "had to do with the constitution of some defensive collective identity against the practices of racist society", which included rediscovering roots and suppressed histories.

Further reflections on it, in different theoretical contexts, had extraordinary consequences for 20th-century theories of space and time.

Quine's reflections on it might be considered as something like a thought-experiment: if we were to set about assembling our total theory of the world and recasting it in the best form, what would it look like?

His frank account of what went on at that time, and reflections on it now, gives a telling look ahead to the journey Young will take listeners on with each instalment.

Thus, phenomenology maintains, the access that reflective self-consciousness has to first-order phenomenal experience is routed through pre-reflective consciousness, for if we were not pre-reflectively aware of our experience, our reflection on it would never be motivated.

The young men in our sample generally favored a type of peer support that helps them maintain self-control, leaving to one side awareness of the problem and, as a consequence, reflection on it.

And as brains become more complex, making possible not just direct responses to the external environment but also reflection on it, so sensory consciousness becomes enriched, and the basic distinction between self-not-self transmuted into a recursive self-awareness.

While moral theory does not invent morality, or even reflection on it, it does try to bring systematic thinking to bear on the phenomenon.

If we call his view a "theory" of experience, we should be aware that from his standpoint the theory is a natural outgrowth of unitary experience and not a reflection on it as proceeding from a different source.

A historical look at Fuller's Design Science and the reflection on it in the Emerge workshop marks an opportunity to highlight and interpret the resurgence of comprehensive thinking in design while navigating the contradictions this orientation engenders.