Sentence examples for spontaneous reflection from inspiring English sources

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Reclaiming the Izod Center stage for his encore on Thursday night, Bruce Springsteen paused for what seemed at first like a spontaneous reflection.

But I can't seem to justify this spontaneous reflection that's occurring within me at the moment.

In our experts' interviews three of these triggers (prognosis, events and symptoms) plus increasing needs of the child and its family were brought up in the first part of the interview, which included a spontaneous reflection on how they identify children with PPC needs.

Long silences were punctuated by spontaneous reflections and memories, sometimes well-meant but banal, sometimes intensely felt and surprising.

Some of our panelists, sending us their spontaneous reflections on the campaign so far, noticed this, but while most found the speech impressive there were mixed views about whether talking about Miliband was smart politics or a bit Punch and Judy.

Informal interviews with individuals and groups were documented in field notes that sought to capture the participants' spontaneous reflections on their collaborative interplay and to clarify the observed participation in activities.

She is less than pleased when the organization's leaders unanimously decide Georgia should be the party's keynote speaker and miffed when Georgia's speech turns out to be a spontaneous, weepy reflection on their father's death.

The researcher employed critical interview technique, a "qualitative interview procedure which facilitates the investigation of significant occurrences" (Chell1998) for the semi-structured interviews, customized to each subject by the researcher based on retrospective analysis of the subject's written survey data and designed to elicit spontaneous candid reflection from the interview subject.

They are also surprisingly spontaneous about reflecting on the way they learn and using this reflection as a tool for further learning.

Musicians and listeners joined in a spontaneous period of reflection that lasted nearly two minutes.

"Dances at a Gathering" is an hourlong ebb and flow of invitation, flirtation, competition, lonely reflection, spontaneous communion and offhand confession, all communicated by the way the 10 dancers respond to their own or others' steps.