These values are, broadly speaking, also reflective of values central in many western societies and cultures.
Although his campaign rhetoric has often been fiery, in person Mr. Samaras is soft-spoken, reflective and a bit introverted.
Former colleagues say the judge, whose chambers are in Las Vegas, is a serious, soft-spoken, reflective man.
Brock, a soft-spoken, reflective man of the same age as Wyner, had had two brushes with the law before he was arrested - a pair of parking tickets.
He speaks in long, reflective sentences that are frequently interrupted by second thoughts and qualifications; he settles into a faster, more explosive rhythm when recounting something that angers him — often, his own conduct.
There's an impulse to speak in the reflective language of the obituarist with James simply because, by his own reckoning and that of his doctors, he has been poised at life's final credits for several years.
Another spoke of how reflective discussions could also support efficiency, highlighting how in an action learning set a conversation enabled staff to ' drill down' to more effective ways of working together.
When Mayweather discusses family, he is reflective and soft spoken, far from the cocky Money Mayweather character he created.
Could it be that the "flattening uniformity" of Australian sport which Horne spoke of is more reflective of a flattening intellectual template?
A quiet, reflective Bird spoke to The Huffington Post by phone about making the macro micro, getting lost in maps, and why the less you know about a place, the better.
He has spoken out against discrimination against gay people and has constantly pushed his lyrics towards more reflective areas.
