Sentence examples for reflective self from inspiring English sources

They're the kind of beings who have a reflective self, which is capable of reason and commitment, and also aspects of their selves that respond non-reflectively to features in the environment.

I've no doubt that all of us go away thinking that we alone have been privy to her funny, self-aware ruminations, just as I have no doubt that she offers a more reflective self to me than she does to the hip young journalists from Jane magazine and Black Book.

Mead states, "The action with reference to the others calls out responses in the individual himself there is then another 'me' criticizing, approving, and suggesting, and consciously planning, i.e., the reflective self" (SS in SW, 145).

This view of justice, if at all acceptable, provides an indirect defense of the protection of autonomy and, in particular, conceptualizing autonomy in a way that assumes reflective self- evaluation.

"The White Ribbon" is told from the point of view of the village schoolteacher, with Christian Friedel playing him as a young man on-screen and Jacobi's voice his latter-day, much wiser and reflective self.

As the narrator, the reader sees Scout both as an innocent young girl that has not learned that she is supposed to hate or be afraid of certain types of people, and also as her older, reflective self who has been able to retain the humanity and compassion present in her youth.

It gives them a chance to practice reflective self-observation.

But you don't do it in a way that engages reflective self-regulation.

"It's a reflective self-portrait," said Jones, who will almost certainly make his first N.F.L. start Sunday.

Kjaer, T. W., Nowak, M. & Lou, H. C. Reflective self-awareness and conscious states: PET evidence for a common midline parietofrontal core.

Some listeners detected a return to the Hunky Dory days in the album's reflective, self-analytical musings, though the songs could not match those former glories.