Sentence examples for call to think from inspiring English sources

A negotiator? Michael did not usually have much call to think of himself in this way.

That report was a wake-up call to think again about the effect of constant change programmes, cuts and privatisation.

I'm unconvinced that the call to think about how we use shared and finite resources deserves the derision meted out by this shrill cabal.

Rather than allowing our uncertainty to act as a conduit to self-destructive and scapegoating behaviour, we must use it as a call to action, a clarion call to think more about the questions of belonging, safety and identity that lie behind the actions of both leave and remain voters.

A Call to Think Broadly about Information Literacy.

"At a time when 'the gut' too often tends to prevail over the brain, within the political class as in the media, any call to think can only be salutary," says François Burgat, a CNRS political scientist at the Institute for Research and Study on the Arab and Muslim World in Aix-en-Provence.

Calls to think globally are essential now as fears about a despotic run world or new world order.

What we have seen across the board are calls to think again".

At a council meeting on Tuesday night, Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees faced calls to "think about" resigning.

Viewers can easily identify with such character, and then called to think over the fact that illness is a possibility belonging to every human being (including those involved in helping professions).

I just had never been called upon to think about this before.