Still, Hume considers even secondary impressions to be in some sense "original existences:" they may follow on the heels of a distinct impression (sensory or reflective) or idea, but are not copies of them.
It teemed with interesting ideas (reflective of Kelly's youthful energy; he was 26) – so many that it was a miracle the movie kept hold of them all.
Every set of reading response questions included a final, reflective question: "What idea or passage from the readings was either your favorite or the most challenging, and why?" I required students to bring hard copies of their reading responses to every section meeting.
John's reticence is reflective of his idea of tyranny.
Friedman employs the related idea of reflective endorsement: a process of critical reflection can result in either endorsement and wholehearted commitment to one's preferences and desires, to wholehearted repudiation of the preferences or desires, or to half-hearted commitment to the preferences or desires (Friedman 2003, 4 5).
They have gathered ideas for reflective nail polish, trumpet-shaped baby bottles, and levers to lift public toilet seats with the touch of a foot.
Drawing on Immanuel Kant's and Hannah Arendt's ideas about reflective judgment, Lara argues that narrative plays a key role in helping societies acknowledge their pasts.
When I teach my music courses, the most thrilling aspects are the spontaneity, the opportunity to be a reflective practitioner responding to ideas and personalities, and the opportunity my students have to exchange opinions and construct knowledge together.
Most employers want employees to have the ability to learn and synthesize new ideas, be reflective and articulate, and have excellent organization and time-management skills.
When Ms. Rosenfeld realized that the space was reverberant, what sound engineers call "wet," she imagined a pond, reflective surfaces and the idea of self-reflection.
