Sentence examples similar to reflective email from inspiring English sources

The confidence that the NSA would soon display publicly that it discovered only one email was not reflective of what was taking place behind the scenes.

The conscious reflective reaction to late night emails might be to question why your colleagues are leaning on you so hard, and can't they just leave you alone, but Bornstein makes a good point: it feels good to be needed, no matter how ;ate we're asked for our input.

Blocking out "reflective time" away from phones and emails is also said to boost productivity during the day.

Lest you think the chart above is reflective of actions taken after numerous emails being sent to consumers with irrelevant information, here's another number for you: two.

"Very reflective of the community," he said in an email.

As many of us know, the early part of the day can be ideal for quiet, reflective time spent brainstorming or catching up with emails.

Description of an educational exercise which uses an email-based process for developing the reflective skills of undergraduate medical students.

In April and May 2007 all students received instructions via email from the PDS administrator on how to complete their reflective exercise.

"This seems to be more a matter of motivation to process information (or news) in a critical, reflective thinking style than the ability to do so," Pfattheicher said in an email.

"I do think it is an excellent example of microbiome analyses aimed at identifying keystone organisms whose fluctuations and abundances may be reflective of specific states of health or disease predisposition," Petrosino added in an email.

"It was our shared goal to create characters that were reflective of all kinds of families," said Lisa Henson, CEO of The Jim Henson Company in an email to me.