Sentence examples for reflective frames from inspiring English sources

Informed by Social Constructivism [41, 42] and Feminist Epistemology,1 among other reflective frames, Posthumanism is aware of how science is a constitutive aspect of the human cultural domain, and shares its situated beliefs and inherited biases.

He wore a bold suit featuring pale blue and black geometric patterns on a cream-colored background, with a white dress shirt, black satin loafers and fun reflective frames.

He was about to start writing his autobiography, and was in a reflective frame of mind.

Unless you get into a reflective frame of mind, for example, you cannot open yourself to new ideas.

His "Cymbeline" is faithful to Shakespeare and yet quirkily personal, the product of a mature director taking on a mature writer, each in a reflective frame of mind.

Baselitz is now 78 and in a reflective frame of mind: the drawings reprise some of the earlier themes of his career.

Sony's HS series uses the XBrite screen technology I like on my notebook, but I found the highly reflective frame consistently distracting.

Those elements include "a quiet, reflective frame of mind, mutual respect, [and] the idea that no one person has all the truth, but must listen deeply to others to gain a fuller picture of the truth," said Benefiel, who is a Quaker herself, and teaches at Massachusetts' Andover Newton Theological School when she is not advising managers.

It roots you to the spot and puts you in a reflective frame of mind.

A super-black, anti-reflective frame makes nearby colors appear brighter, almost glow.

LS: "China's Second Continent" is a very personal, reflective work framed by your many years working as a journalist in China and all over the African continent.