Sentence examples for this sort of reflection from inspiring English sources

This sort of reflection is expressed in an excellent manner by a line of Kafka, cited by Lefort in his Preface to The Visible and the Invisible, "that things present themselves to him not by their roots, but by some point or another situated towards the middle of them" (VI, xvvi).

To engage is this sort of reflection, he tells us, is not simply to become better informed, or to strive to "live peacefully with those with whom one disagrees" (be tolerant), or even to attempt to develop an empathetic understanding of diverse religions.

This is particularly significant because this sort of reflection was not asked of them in the prompt.

More, I realized that anger -- in both politics and everyday life -- is largely a reaction to fear, and that this fear can be lessened exponentially through the sort of reflection philosophy fosters.

This is what he calls "simple" or "virtual reflection" to distinguish it from the sort of reflection that is a result of the subject focusing her attention on some other thought, which does require a second-order thought taking the lower-order thought as its object.

Sosa's rhetorically asks: "how could we possibly approach such a question except philosophically, through the sort of reflection plus dialectic that depends crucially on philosophical intuition?" (239).

After a while, you begin to suspect that this sort of wan reflection might be compensating for the fact that the data itself reveal little that is new.

Return-free systems -- including a VAT or a national sales tax -- would not promote this sort of civic reflection.

These are the sort of reflections prompted by Alain de Botton's latest book, "The Architecture of Happiness".

For ourselves, we are thinking about somewhere which feels open and full of opportunity, and perhaps encourages the sort of reflections which the Wordsworths and Canon Rawnsley had when they were here.

Some black activists and scholars contend that more white people need to go precisely through this sort of agonizing self-reflection if they are to grasp the pervasiveness of white privilege.