Much reflection-in-action hinges on the experience of surprise, or unexpected effects or events; indeed, surprise often evokes the response of reflection-in-action. Schön mentions the example of an improvising jazz ensemble, where all players know the basic theme, but individual musicians respond to one another in order to create a coherent performance as an ensemble.
The album's pivotal moment may be the slightly ominous ditty "Surprise," which evokes the duo stumbling down Sunset Boulevard arm-in-arm with Arthur Lee, the leader of the '60s rock band Love, who died in 2006.
Even so, the psychological effect of OPEC's announcement and the prospect of higher oil prices evoked surprise and concern among several energy company representatives who came to Algiers to follow Tuesday's meeting.
To our surprise, the participants evoked a regulatory effect of VPS at individual level (to help program their learning) and at institutional level (to even out the differences in disease range among rotation sites).
My laments evoked genuine surprise from him.
Ambient media evoke surprise with the aim of gaining the attention of consumers who are overexposed to traditional types of advertising.
The query evokes surprise, even befuddlement, as if I was the first person who ever asked at all.
Given what we've seen happen to our world since the Cold War and our current day vigilance, the challenges to surprise audiences and evoke credible scenarios will make or break this film.
The jail sentences evoked anger and surprise among the politicians' supporters in New York this week.
Unlike 1990, when Iraq suddenly invaded Kuwait, or even more recently, when the United States had unleashed reprisals on Baghdad or terrorist hideouts in the Sudan, Wednesday's assault evoked little real surprise.
In a surprise appearance, Governor Deval Patrick evoked our collective heartbreak and urged continued attention to Japan's suffering once the news cycle transitions to Libya and beyond.
