To many, though, the president seemed less emotional and personal than he had been two years ago, when he called for "soul searching" after the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, a young black man in Florida.
Others, on the contrary, will call for soul-searching and revisiting our policies in the Middle East.
And the Korean Bar Association said, "The fact that, within a week of its release, a million people went to see a movie that encourages resistance to the judiciary calls for soul-searching and a change in attitude".
He called for soul-searching — but absent a full set of facts, why does this homicide of all U.S. homicides require it?
On May 5th, Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day, he delivered a commemorative speech, calling for national soul-searching.
Heywood's work initially seems a bit wan, but this style curiously has come to be perceived as rather macho--a reading possibly explained by the fact that the making of this sort of work calls for intense soul searching.
Social media reacted by calling for prayers for the souls of all the passengers, pictures of the victims and their mourning families were widely shared amongst internet users in Egypt.
It calls for serious soul-searching – whether a candidate will discover his fighting spirit or fade into the political abyss.
The suspects were in prison; editorials called for national soul-searching; a commission, led by a retired Supreme Court Justice, was working on proposed changes to the laws against rape.
Opposition leader Isaac Herzog called for serious soul-searching.
