Sentence examples for encourage a form of from inspiring English sources
Technology, with its almost magical abilities to transform the material world, may even encourage a form of gnosticism, in which transcendence over matter is sought through mystical contemplation.
He was also striving to encourage a form of serious soap opera to educate the Latin American masses, and considered that in many respects his Love in the Time of Cholera pointed the way.
We need to engage toward solutions for injustice, poverty, economic opportunity, environmental abuse, dis-empowerment and so many more, but encourage a form of interaction that will not necessarily result in immediate gratification.
As I remember it, the two authors encourage a form of tough self-love, commanding women to stop puzzling over the behavior of less-than-enthusiastic suitors and dump them like the dogs they are.
"It has enriched individual bankers, but weakened the banking sector as a whole by encouraging a form of risk which crossed the line into sheer recklessness," said Miliband.
But at its worst, it encourages a form of public wilding, or at least an open fraternity party where everyone can be part of what is advertised as the fun.
Materialism (the monistic theory that the world consists purely of matter), she argues, is self-defeating by encouraging a form of "collective solipsism" that treats the world either as unknowable or as a social-construction (Mathews 2005, 12).
But you never shared a goody-laden package from home or left any food in your locker; in military dorms, pilfering was encouraged as a form of preparation for pillaging in future wars.
More importantly, it has encouraged a new form of grassroots finance: peer-to-peer (P2P) lending.
At first blush the argument that one should violate the law in order to enforce it seems absurd, encouraging a counterproductive form of vigilante justice at best.
But while the arrangement may seem simple enough, critics say that sites like SeekingArrangement are encouraging a new form of prostitution, where sex is neither compulsory nor tariffed, but implicitly rewarded.
