Sentence examples for reflective question from inspiring English sources

This is how we're catching it: this week, partly to wind down from last week, partly to celebrate the launch of The New Yorker's iPhone edition, we're asking a more reflective question: You know iPhone apps?

Their leadership responded with a simple reflective question: Why does KPMG exist in the world?

At the start of the interview, the MHNs were encouraged to tell their story by an open-ended reflective question: "What are your first thoughts about the case you read while preparing for this interview?" The intention was to help the MHNs to more easily verbalize their experience in daily practice.

Therefore, Feeler explores several strategies for supporting reflection in the prototype design such as the creation of time, asking reflective questions and leaving some aspects incomplete in order to encourage users to enquire into the meaning.

Fanfic can also let writers, and readers, ask and answer speculative and reflective questions about our own lives, in a way that might get others to pay attention.

O'Neill, who does not like talking about himself, would probably not have agreed to answer some reflective questions if he did not have a strong sense of his own plans.

This is supported by nine reflective questions to guide researchers throughout the research process.

Reflective questions are difficult, so be prepared to wait for an answer (at least 20 to 30 seconds).

The duty of the peer group mentors is, first, to pose reflective questions (e.g., Huston & Weaver, 2008).

Fig. 1 Critical debates about the Anthropocene and reflective questions in hazard and disaster studies that intersect with these debates.

Often the reading or film sequence was connected to a number of reflective questions that would frame the ensuing discussion in the Learning Dialogues.