Sentence examples for stimulating reflection from inspiring English sources

VCR was defined as a reply or a question stimulating reflection and self-insight, and it can often not be answered right away, but has a potential to stimulate a development process [ 22].

However, despite the low numbers in our analyses, we did find significant differences between comments considered as stimulating and not stimulating reflection and these differences seemed relevant considering the effect sizes that we found.

By stimulating debate on the pervasiveness of ageism, we hope to stimulate reflection and discussion among journalists and economists as to whether or not they are fulfilling their professional ethical imperatives of balance and justice when reporting on one of the most extraordinary social changes of the past century—our increased longevity.

The finding that students rarely re-watched their own videos but did regularly watch the videos of their peers supports the theory that while they are using other students' video blogs to stimulate reflection, they require some assistance to help them see the value in reflecting critically on their own blogs.

"Television for the direct message, cinema to stimulate reflection and to disquiet".

Ms. Lee's vocal reserve complements her delicate playing on songs that stimulate reflection as well as dancing.

Queries such as "How do you know?" and "What would happen if…?" stimulate reflection and active learning.

Not all the author's opinions will be accepted, but his hope is to stimulate reflection, discussion, and planning.

The excellent actors – Peter Macqueen, Jack Power and Matthew Vaughan – compel an emotional response; the setting imposes a distance that stimulates reflection on what it means to "be trapped".

It asks for the provision of specific examples: we consider this to be the best way to stimulate reflection on your approach to scientific mentoring.

Under Mr. Enwezor, Documenta has sought to stimulate reflection on art, politics and society across the world through four "platforms," a kind of town meeting for people interested in art, held over the past 18 months in Europe, India, the Caribbean and Africa.