Sentence examples for thought reflective from inspiring English sources

Qualitative analysis revealed four levels of visitor response to the experience, implying a process involving what visitors actually saw and heard (sensory impressions), what they felt (emotional affinity), thought (reflective response), and finally what they did about it (behavioural response).

There's a simple rhythm to all this: first think - all action starts with thought, reflective, careful, sustained though, thinking means knowing the train route we want to travel on.

Think reflective and bright clothing too – you can never be too visible.

(Metzger, 1987[1936]: 47; original emphasis) In conjunction with her rejection of the primitive mentality, Metzger also refused the sudden leap from non-reflective, expansive thought to reflective thought that she connects to the figure of René Descartes.

These regions are thought to generate "higher-order thoughts" – reflective awareness of your own wants and needs and motives.

"What just happened here I don't think is reflective of Al's abilities".

"This agenda, we think, is reflective of what the American people want," said Brendan Buck, a party spokesman.

"To have had sort of a pattern of deception over a period of time I think is reflective of character".

The conversation from this group regarding social was more sophisticated, which my colleague Charlene Li and I don't think is reflective of most chief marketing groups.

Comment 10: "So I think as reflective practitioners we become more aware of the danger – kind of how fragile the space is that we're working in, but at the same time there's this support and sharing of knowledge.

This is thought to be reflective of its role as a cellular mechanotransducer.