1. There are certainly other signs of institutional self-reflection worth recording.

2. Constant self-assessment and self-reflection are part of our program.

3. He added: "Incidentally, thinking deeply or engaging in self-reflection counts as keeping busy, too.

4. It's been such an interesting process of self-reflection and discipline, exploring the multifaceted manifestations of fear .

5. They spawn moments of deep thought and self-reflection that challenge the status quo and help us evolve as sensible individuals.

6. Celebration of fallen enemies –without self-reflection –may be no more worthy than celebrating a victory at a football match.

7. Average tactics of implicit decision-making involve self-reflection, incubation,() reinforcement and mental imagery.

8. This requires a certain amount of self-reflection—you have to care about what your behavior says about you.

9. Both paintings engage disability in relation to self-reflection, asking how art works put disability in the place of the beholder's mirror image.

10. Learn from self-reflection, for by learning, you can figure out how to handle yourself in the future, thus giving yourself the confidence to be a better person.

11. And they don't have the self-reflection to know it, and no one is going to tell them.

12. The mirror image suggests self-reflection, but in the absence of narcissism, because sign language mediates the action of self-reflection.

13. Furthermore, Oakeshott's notion of tradition does contain within it - in the idea of coherence - criteria of self-reflection.

14. The Hillsborough disaster seemed to encourage a period of self-reflection and greater public sympathy for the beleaguered game of soccer.

15. First, academic institutions have made only moderate progress in developing internal processes which encourage self-reflection and self-criticism at the institutional level.

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16. Some of my ex-colleagues have quit their jobs and took months out to do some self-reflection.

17. This nation uses a series of complex, almost arbitrary, tests to select its elite, who learn to excel in exams and at certain set up tasks, but who also lack imagination and self-reflection.

18. But students likely to be at Harvard Business school could use the self-reflection a True North group requires, perhaps more than anybody, says Bisanz.

19. Not only that, it also hints to them about their behavior and helps them do some self-reflection.

20. "Self" simply refers to my owninteriorworld or subjective realities, which can be accessed byintrospection, meditation, and self-reflection.

21. Hartstein points out that we spend a lot of time on self-reflection, instead of what we can do next.

22. The power and prestige of neo-liberal theory no longer exist, the "Washington Consensus" has lost its reputation, the American laissez-faire capitalism was forced into self-reflection.

23. Just don't shortchange yourself in the process by rushing to adulthood, in so doing precluding education that is broad and self-reflection that is deep.

24. Holding on to a story of having been wronged by someone keeps us stuck in a dark and lonely hole – and digging ourselves out takes thoughtfulness and self-reflection.

25. And, in a rare moment of sort of personal self-reflection or self-reference, he notes somewhat drolly that the novelty of his ideas will make it difficult for them to find an audience.

26. It is the ultimate means of self-analysis, presenting an opportunity for self-reflection, self-expression and self-promotion.