Sentence examples for reflexive nature from inspiring English sources
It is the reflexive nature of restaurateurs to say no to new regulatory ideas.
But the metastasis seems more fitting in the case of Gilbert — more organic, somehow, to the reflexive nature of the original project.
The crackdown by pro leagues on offensive speech may generate concerns about the rights of players, or about the reflexive nature of the kind of group outrage that's fostered by the Internet.
They understand the reflexive nature of the intention pretty much like Searle.
What I did not fully know as a child was the reflexive nature of the command to love neighbor and self.
Because Tibetan philosophy of mind is ultimately soteriological, it focuses on meditative practices such as Dzogchen and Mahamudra that allow a practitioner to experience the true reflexive nature of their mind directly.
Seymour has, of course, a particular excuse for writing (in Barrell's terms) yet another 'new novel': the compulsively self-reflexive nature of Mary Shelley's fictions - a tendency increasingly marked after the early Frankenstein.
Seen now, its celebration of the burgeoning machine age is still resonant but not without humour – even if its constantly self-reflexive nature borders on exhausting (the breakneck 65-minute film has had arguably more influence on art and music than it did on cinema itself, perhaps bested in the latter regard by Dali and Bunuel's more purely surreal Un Chien Andalou, premiered later the same year).
"I told him, too, that the rush to judgment of the murders as 'hate,' with the jury still out, reflects, to me, the hyper-reflexive nature of too many in our Muslim community to cry 'Islamophobia' and 'hate' when sometimes much more ordinary realities like short fuses tragically ending in murder are at play".
Critical reflection as a process can be further classified as one that is reflexive in nature.
Adding to the growing body of qualitative research, this approach overcomes some of the criticisms of interpretive studies, especially the need for the research to be reflexive in nature.
