Sentence examples for reflective acceptance from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the truth of (41) seems out of keeping with the idea that what a person believes and what she does not believe is revealed by her sincere, competent, and reflective acceptance patterns, as we have already seen that Sally does not accept and indeed rejects (37).

The obvious question for Hardimon's view is why we need to appeal to the notion of reflective acceptance at all.

In the three countries, an apparent convergence in trade, tourism and health ministry priorities is taking place, reflective of growing acceptance of health as a private good globally.

While the first two steps were reflective, requiring only acceptance, step three calls for affirmative action.

And, he said, the new openness on salaries is reflective of a deeper acceptance of networking, offline as well as online.

Partner testing for HIV increasing use of PNC may be reflective of this increased acceptance of health interventions.

Oneha and Dodgson also describe the importance of health professionals going beyond providing useful information and employ empathy, including "acceptance, skillful reflective listening" (pg. 86) to women who are facing challenges breastfeeding [ 26].

However, in the last quarter of the 20th century, "reflective equilibrium" became a widely accepted argumentative procedure, whereby more controversial normative claims are justified by virtue of entailing and explaining less controversial normative claims that do not command universal acceptance.

4. Write reflective essays examining the notion of self-acceptance in a society that values appearance over other human qualities.

Even despite any sort of mainstream acceptance, it doesn't change my reflective and anti-social outlook.

Besides the collation of questionnaires, the Dutch MSF program is composed of a reflective portfolio and a facilitative interview aimed at increasing the acceptance and use of MSF.