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Перевод: introspective

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Тезаурус:

1. He seems to have been shy and introspective, but liked it to be known that his was the power behind the scenes.
2. The people whom Mary came to rule in Scotland were not simply able to rest on their laurels of size, wealth and power, like the French whom she had ruled as queen consort; nor were they introspective and xenophobic, like the English whom she wanted to rule.
3. They were increasingly prone to introspective analysis without a social cutting edge.
4. He grew withdrawn and introspective.
5. Some form of task analysis is necessary therefore, either in the form of observation or introspective reconstruction, in order to write unambiguous objectives.
6. The slow movement is a highly introspective affair, never afraid to dig in deep where others merely navigate surface implications.
7. His letters from Oxford in his third term, after gaining the Lincoln History Exhibition, are much shorter, less introspective, and full of details about his writing, his plans for the future, his increased reading but, above all, his growing friendship with MacAlister who felt that "his intimate outpouring to me was something of a comfort to him".
8. We smiled feebly and refrained from attempting any further communication with these introspective folk.
9. Historically associative theories have their origins in the latter part of the last century in a reaction against current introspective approaches in psychology.
10. In fact mental experience can be consulted only retrospectively and such experience, as evidence for the existence of mind, can appear only as an introspective report of past events.
11. But this introspective isolation, now compounded in so many cases by the fact that universities are the only institutions able to support a composer's existence, perpetuates the sense that the only right path for a serious composer is the romantic path of high seriousness and absolute individual integrity.
12. He abandoned it after Robert Frost had read the entire work, approving the Childhood section but condemning the Fiction as too introspective.
13. What I am suggesting is that introspective reports, while often providing helpful qualitative information, can never be reliable enough to use as quantitative data defining the presence or absence of conscious awareness.