Steichen saw everything from his Olympian perch, the master of all he surveyed, high and low, oddly and episodically unreflective, a restless, benign, flawed perfectionist.
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The sense that we ought to do certain things arises in our unreflective consciousness, being an activity of moral thinking occasioned by the various situations in which we find ourselves.
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In each case, the transformation in people's way of talking is a shift from a habitual and unreflective pattern to a more deliberate and self-reflective pattern.
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The journal " Science " was also critical calling the book " slight in both length and substance " and the analysis it contains " shallow and unreflective ".
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And I'm a little surprised by my own vehemence, accruing slowly over the past decade as I've watched newcomers insist upon being doggedly experimental but solidly unreflective.
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"The investment grade was premature, " he said, " and the explanations given are exceedingly rosy, unreflective of a far more problematical situation ."
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In " Slavery and the Numbers Game ", Gutman argued that Fogel and Engerman chose their examples poorly, focussing on plantations which were unreflective of broader southern society.
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His mother had to persuade him that he needed to get off the island and grow up, that his 48-hour recruiting visits were unreflective of what life could be like.
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Sargent's virtue was to do all this better than anyone else, to encapsulate most precisely the era's operative notion of luxe, which was unapologetic, unreflective, sublimely superficial.
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On the other hand, the practice of degree classification has been criticised for unduly stigmatising students and being unreflective of a graduate's success or potential for success, particularly in the workplace.
