Definition of self-reflection in English:

self-reflection

noun

mass noun

Serious thought about one's character and actions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Suddenly, the contrition and self-reflection of the last sixty years might sound like a bad bargain if they merely serve to continually remind the world about the past.
- Funerals tend to bring on self-reflection, and in this case Stuart's relative youth raises tough questions about what they really want from the rest of their lives.
- Humans are the only capable beings (at least on this planet) that are able to alter their actions based on self-reflection and contemplation.
- This goes well beyond the normal pulling-and-dragging, because it shows a group incapable of any serious self-reflection.
- The image is used particularly to refer to certain meditative techniques of self-reflection.
- Emotions influence our interpretations of events, giving a slant to our thinking, self-reflection and recollection.
- Second, the Democratic party needs some serious self-reflection and reform.
- The Internet can tell you why Christmas is special to so many people, but it is only in self-reflection that you have a true opportunity to answer those questions for yourself
- This type of self-reflection is often difficult for academics, as it can be many years since they moved from a novice to expert understanding of their discipline area.
- His works express across an entire range of human emotions, from the special bond of love and friendship, to the importance of self-reflection and individual triumphs.
- The highlight of the exhibition is a self-portrait of the artist, a challenging exercise in truthful self-reflection for Suzanne.
- For all its earnest self-reflection about media violence, it doesn't seem terribly conscious of itself or the form it's ended up taking.
- Another general problem is that teacher education students have few high-quality opportunities for guided practice in self-reflection.
- What about the value of self-reflection or seeking self-awareness?
- What I dislike intensely in the man is his inability for self-reflection, especially in a man professing to be so religious.
- Through self-reflection (as in meditation) the very same ideas about relativity and quantum weirdness have been displayed.
- Such reviews will have to come from self-reflection within the service, from parliamentary oversight and from public and media discussion.
- It will come from self-reflection and self-criticism.
- The process of self-reflection and self-representation involved was often motivated by a desire to improve the self.
- The former complained about anti-business sentiments, but the latter called for self-reflection of corporate owners.

Derivatives

self-reflective

adjective

Bloggers have often asked themselves (among other things, it's a very self-reflective medium) if they are just parasites on the body of big media.
Example sentencesExamples
- The fandoms I participate in are places for intensive and self-reflective debate about the meaning, importance, and strategies for reading of the texts that bring us together.
- Being the self-reflective sort, I puzzled and fretted over this for some time, because I counted the ability to listen and take heed of others as one of my few virtues.
- ‘I get more self-reflective every day,’ she quips.
- While many of his psychological dispositions can be guessed from his work, his writing is hardly self-reflective in the usual sense.

Definition of self-reflection in US English:

self-reflection

noun

Meditation or serious thought about one's character, actions, and motives.
Example sentencesExamples
- The process of self-reflection and self-representation involved was often motivated by a desire to improve the self.
- Funerals tend to bring on self-reflection, and in this case Stuart's relative youth raises tough questions about what they really want from the rest of their lives.
- This type of self-reflection is often difficult for academics, as it can be many years since they moved from a novice to expert understanding of their discipline area.
- The Internet can tell you why Christmas is special to so many people, but it is only in self-reflection that you have a true opportunity to answer those questions for yourself
- The former complained about anti-business sentiments, but the latter called for self-reflection of corporate owners.
- It will come from self-reflection and self-criticism.
- Humans are the only capable beings (at least on this planet) that are able to alter their actions based on self-reflection and contemplation.
- The highlight of the exhibition is a self-portrait of the artist, a challenging exercise in truthful self-reflection for Suzanne.
- Second, the Democratic party needs some serious self-reflection and reform.
- What I dislike intensely in the man is his inability for self-reflection, especially in a man professing to be so religious.
- Emotions influence our interpretations of events, giving a slant to our thinking, self-reflection and recollection.
- Through self-reflection (as in meditation) the very same ideas about relativity and quantum weirdness have been displayed.
- His works express across an entire range of human emotions, from the special bond of love and friendship, to the importance of self-reflection and individual triumphs.
- Such reviews will have to come from self-reflection within the service, from parliamentary oversight and from public and media discussion.
- Suddenly, the contrition and self-reflection of the last sixty years might sound like a bad bargain if they merely serve to continually remind the world about the past.
- This goes well beyond the normal pulling-and-dragging, because it shows a group incapable of any serious self-reflection.
- The image is used particularly to refer to certain meditative techniques of self-reflection.
- Another general problem is that teacher education students have few high-quality opportunities for guided practice in self-reflection.
- What about the value of self-reflection or seeking self-awareness?
- For all its earnest self-reflection about media violence, it doesn't seem terribly conscious of itself or the form it's ended up taking.

单词	self-reflection
释义	Definition of self-reflection in English: self-reflection noun mass noun Serious thought about one's character and actions. Example sentencesExamples Suddenly, the contrition and self-reflection of the last sixty years might sound like a bad bargain if they merely serve to continually remind the world about the past. Funerals tend to bring on self-reflection, and in this case Stuart's relative youth raises tough questions about what they really want from the rest of their lives. Humans are the only capable beings (at least on this planet) that are able to alter their actions based on self-reflection and contemplation. This goes well beyond the normal pulling-and-dragging, because it shows a group incapable of any serious self-reflection. The image is used particularly to refer to certain meditative techniques of self-reflection. Emotions influence our interpretations of events, giving a slant to our thinking, self-reflection and recollection. Second, the Democratic party needs some serious self-reflection and reform. The Internet can tell you why Christmas is special to so many people, but it is only in self-reflection that you have a true opportunity to answer those questions for yourself This type of self-reflection is often difficult for academics, as it can be many years since they moved from a novice to expert understanding of their discipline area. His works express across an entire range of human emotions, from the special bond of love and friendship, to the importance of self-reflection and individual triumphs. The highlight of the exhibition is a self-portrait of the artist, a challenging exercise in truthful self-reflection for Suzanne. For all its earnest self-reflection about media violence, it doesn't seem terribly conscious of itself or the form it's ended up taking. Another general problem is that teacher education students have few high-quality opportunities for guided practice in self-reflection. What about the value of self-reflection or seeking self-awareness? What I dislike intensely in the man is his inability for self-reflection, especially in a man professing to be so religious. Through self-reflection (as in meditation) the very same ideas about relativity and quantum weirdness have been displayed. Such reviews will have to come from self-reflection within the service, from parliamentary oversight and from public and media discussion. It will come from self-reflection and self-criticism. The process of self-reflection and self-representation involved was often motivated by a desire to improve the self. The former complained about anti-business sentiments, but the latter called for self-reflection of corporate owners. Derivatives self-reflective adjective Bloggers have often asked themselves (among other things, it's a very self-reflective medium) if they are just parasites on the body of big media. Example sentencesExamples The fandoms I participate in are places for intensive and self-reflective debate about the meaning, importance, and strategies for reading of the texts that bring us together. Being the self-reflective sort, I puzzled and fretted over this for some time, because I counted the ability to listen and take heed of others as one of my few virtues. ‘I get more self-reflective every day,’ she quips. While many of his psychological dispositions can be guessed from his work, his writing is hardly self-reflective in the usual sense. Definition of self-reflection in US English: self-reflection noun Meditation or serious thought about one's character, actions, and motives. Example sentencesExamples The process of self-reflection and self-representation involved was often motivated by a desire to improve the self. Funerals tend to bring on self-reflection, and in this case Stuart's relative youth raises tough questions about what they really want from the rest of their lives. This type of self-reflection is often difficult for academics, as it can be many years since they moved from a novice to expert understanding of their discipline area. The Internet can tell you why Christmas is special to so many people, but it is only in self-reflection that you have a true opportunity to answer those questions for yourself The former complained about anti-business sentiments, but the latter called for self-reflection of corporate owners. It will come from self-reflection and self-criticism. Humans are the only capable beings (at least on this planet) that are able to alter their actions based on self-reflection and contemplation. The highlight of the exhibition is a self-portrait of the artist, a challenging exercise in truthful self-reflection for Suzanne. Second, the Democratic party needs some serious self-reflection and reform. What I dislike intensely in the man is his inability for self-reflection, especially in a man professing to be so religious. Emotions influence our interpretations of events, giving a slant to our thinking, self-reflection and recollection. Through self-reflection (as in meditation) the very same ideas about relativity and quantum weirdness have been displayed. His works express across an entire range of human emotions, from the special bond of love and friendship, to the importance of self-reflection and individual triumphs. Such reviews will have to come from self-reflection within the service, from parliamentary oversight and from public and media discussion. Suddenly, the contrition and self-reflection of the last sixty years might sound like a bad bargain if they merely serve to continually remind the world about the past. This goes well beyond the normal pulling-and-dragging, because it shows a group incapable of any serious self-reflection. The image is used particularly to refer to certain meditative techniques of self-reflection. Another general problem is that teacher education students have few high-quality opportunities for guided practice in self-reflection. What about the value of self-reflection or seeking self-awareness? For all its earnest self-reflection about media violence, it doesn't seem terribly conscious of itself or the form it's ended up taking.
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