| Every day we introspect, one need not wait for 25 years to reflect what one should do in the next 25 years also. |
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| Secondary sources written close to the events and those with more time to introspect also confirm this attribution. |
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| Waiting in the transit house they recollect, retrospect, introspect and plan the future course of life. |
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| He should regularly introspect and analyse if time is lost in unproductive social, domestic and economic activity. |
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| What he thought a self was, was just a kind of continuity of impressions but that when we introspect we can't really find anything that we call ourselves. |
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| Should you sit down meditatively and try to introspect your own thoughts? |
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| The image itself shows an almost ascetic figure, whose closed eyes seem to invite the viewer not to spectate but to introspect. |
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| Turning back to perception, Block notes that if one's vision is blurry, one can introspect the blurriness as well as the visual representata. |
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| The leader has no need to control but rather is content to observe, to let things unfold, to introspect, and to ponder the meaning of something in a mindful way. |
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| Mrs. Thatcher did not reflect on her achievements, did not look back, and did not introspect. |
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| With Asperger's syndrome there is self-consciousness and at least some power to introspect and report. |
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| Candlelight vigils, teddy bears and gardens full of flowers notwithstanding, the town is unable to introspect on the real reasons for the tragedy. |
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| They must introspect more about the quality of their law enforcement work. |
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| Talend Open Profiler connects to databases to introspect their structures and stores the description of their metadata in its Metadata Manager. |
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| As humans we have the capacity to introspect and observe inner processes and their relationship with outer actions and events-the practice of awareness. |
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| O'Hara didn't introspect or recollect much. |
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| The doer has to regularly introspect his doings at the end of the day to distinguish the duty, the desire and the latent desire hidden in the duty. |
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| Moreover, any tendency to introspect is regarded as abnormal. |
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| This is the time to introspect about the lessons from this acrimonious engagement. |
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| To go deeper in wisdom, Yoga says that we have to introspect and start to understand how we function on a deeper level, whilst, at the same time, applying ourselves in action and developing our capacities to act in the world. |
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| His works focus on those treasured human emotions which the artist discusses in a sparing, reserved yet precise way which forces his audience not just to look at a sculpture but also to introspect and empathise. |
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| We introspect further and even go beyond the sense of proprioception, so that we cease, temporarily, to identify with the confines of our physical body. |
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| However, on this occasion we should also introspect about what remains to be done. |
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| Ever since humanity has become self-aware, we have had the ability to introspect and evaluate our actions. |
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| This has become the trend in India and government should introspect in it. |
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| He says that it is the time for the Congress to introspect itself. |
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| Introspectability cannot be the mark of the mental because one can introspect physical states, like indigestion or other internal physical events in the body. |
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| The dates have not yet been finalised, but the Prime Minister's office must introspect hard before that in order to comprehend the moral benefits of such a trip. |
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