Sentence examples for subjective reflection from inspiring English sources

Yet inwardness and subjective reflection doesn't leave much room for open discussion.

For our consciousness everything that is placed outside the present acquires the properties of a concept, it becomes an idea, distant and abstract, approachable only through a subjective reflection of the mind.

It is, however, approached through subjective reflection.

The information provided by a caregiver may not be a completely true representation of the subjective reflection of life experiences of the stroke patient.

There is evidence from previous research that explains the experience of sexual pleasure as a subjective reflection of a complex interplay of emotions, tactile sensations, and cognition, which limits its use among young people (34, 35).

It is possible that subjective reflection of HRQoL in schizophrenia is based on a smaller number of domains than appear in the present generation of questionnaires and is more in keeping with the 10 domains expressed in this study.

Your experience of pausing and observing affords you the critical vantage point from which you can see, according to Julius Evola, that your "...emotions [need] no longer [be] experienced as subjective reflections [problems, personal affronts, heavy negativities], but rather as sheer forces moving through us".

Hard data and subjective reflections were transcribed immediately after the interview and, in most cases, for some time afterwards, described in grounded theory as "memoing".

The current study aims to apply grounded theory methodology to the analysis of interviews with a small group of people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia in order to elicit subjective reflections regarding the impact of schizophrenia on HRQoL.

Personal knowledge, experience, and (subjective) individual reflections are part of nurses' diagnostic process as well [ 3, 4, 60, 63, 64].

Major factors that complicate assessment are the subjective nature of reflection's content and the dependency on descriptions by persons being assessed about their reflection process, without any objective means of verification.