Sentence examples for reflective capacities from inspiring English sources

A more refined language facilitates yet more exact reflection, and language and our reflective capacities proceed to work in tandem to develop our cognitive abilities to their highest level (Essay I.ii.5).5

Yet ultimately, Mazzoli believes that opera's reflective capacities can reveal new depths in the drama.

Thus, animals are not objects of moral appraisal on the view, since they lack the necessary reflective capacities.

The move that must be made here, I think, picks up on Korsgaard's gloss on Kantianism and the argument that our reflective capacities ultimately ground our obligations to others and, in turn, others' obligations to regard us as moral equals.

Congruent with the middle range theory of comfort, a distracting activity will provide comfort to students who are fatigued and/or distressed, and at the same time, will enhance their reflective capacities.

"Us v. them" arguments do not engage our rational reflective capacities, but instead inflame us with an exhortation to battle.

Thought, for these two, is notional; they seem to have almost no reflective capacity.

"Do we move beyond simply being a big bull in a china shop, having impacts, to becoming a reflective capacity on the planet?" Dr. Clark asked.

They watched teachers imparting techniques and introducing students to the world of the visual arts, and saw certain cognitive "dispositions" being elicited by the interactions: persistence in tackling problems, observational acuity, expressive clarity, reflective capacity to question and judge, ability to envision alternative possibilities and openness to exploration.

The purpose of this study is to examine the reflective capacity and the ability of fourth grade students of a Department of Preschool Education to plan educational programs with the Lesson Study model.

Our goal: to highlight the infinite options and paths available to our students because of the skills sets and reflective capacity they will have developed by graduation.