Sentence examples for reflective form from inspiring English sources

This feels like a far more reflective form of drama: a treatise on loss, belonging, and how people and communities react to change.

A 20-year veteran of the National Trust, Oates is in reflective form as he muses on his half century in the butterfly world.

I was once asked by a highly respected art historian why, if pop was, as I had argued, a fairly shallow reflective form rooted in the neighbourhood, we chose to sing in American accents.

Our trip was to be a reversion to a slower, more ruminative and reflective form of travel, the journey as a gentle seduction to be taken time over and appreciated.

TCA thus points to and depends on an account of such justification that is, on a theory of argumentation or discourse, which Habermas calls the "reflective form" of communicative action.

For the organic conception of rationality that that theory implied — reason being nothing more than a more developed, more reflective, form of sensibility — fitted well indeed with Leibniz's system.

Donald Judd took over the mothballed Fort D A Russell military camp on the outskirts of Marfa and converted it, between 1979 and 1986, into a series of slick, light-filled spaces to display his reductionist cubes and stark, reflective forms, along with work by sculptor John Chamberlain and conceptual light artist Dan Flavin.

The second and the third reflective forms were used to create metacognitive awareness in students.

Students' answers to the pre- and post-course reflective forms were analyzed and coded.

The analysis of pre- and post-course reflective forms showed that the diversity of the students' responses about laboratory course increased throughout the course period.

Moreover, brightness triggers more controlled and reflective forms of self-regulation independent of whether lighting conditions (Study 2) or priming methods (Study 3) were used to manipulate brightness.