Sentences with phrase «reflection as a circle»

You can see reflection as a circle: You start with an explanation what you are going to learn and frame its purpose and goals to the group.

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The «liturgical circle» begins by observing and listening to what the church does and says when it gathers for worship as the primary witness to what Christians believe, moves on to theological reflection on the meaning of these data, and then proceeds to reform worship so as to express these meanings more effectively.

Theological reflection on the image of divine defenselessness (which is not the same as powerlessness) can help us make new sense of our otherwise confused and even desperate experience of the enigmas accompanying the four circles of our lives.

If you notice the writer doesn't make any sort of self - reflection, as to why this happened (so it doesn't happen again)... So maybe a one - night - stand while dating (and discussing future plans) is normal behaviour in her circles.

It's a bit like a combination of enlargement and reflection, but using circle radii as projection lines.

To examine the reflections we bounced a tiny 3 mm in diameter highly collimated pencil beam of light at 45 degrees to the screen and photographed the reflected beams, which appear as overlapping circles in the photos below.

Bik Van der Pol describe the project as a process of «uploading with circumstantial evidence», a method that proposes a new circle of communication between different types of «reflections», based on premises of ambiguity.

She simultaneously created an internal pattern of circles, arranged as in a time - lapse photograph of a rising / setting sun and its reflection, by allowing her pen to dip in those straight lines at precise intervals.

In this issue you'll also find reflections on connecting conservation dots from Aldo Leopold into present times, as well as NWEI Executive Director Mike Mercer's thoughts on how we can never be at peace with earth and each other until we widen our circle of empathy to all — even to those the most not like us.