Sentence examples for encourage self-examination from inspiring English sources

Like the oracle in ancient Delphi whose maxim was "know thyself", they encourage self-examination and self-awareness.

Absurd as it sounds, books like these would now be crammed into a lumpy genre called "literary non-fiction", but in his Religion for Atheists Alain de Botton makes the claim that since the latter half of the 19th century we've turned to fiction rather than non-fiction to encourage self-examination.

First, this study suggests that creative projects are an effective way to encourage self-examination about the process of doctoring and the student-cadaver (patient) relationship.

An initial seven questions were designed to encourage self-examination and allow the reporting of symptoms that may be associated with relapse, either locoregional or metastatic.

Figures  2 and 3 illustrate the relationships between the number of articles reporting, and images depicting, representative skin cancer and tanning variables (UV exposure as a risk factor for skin cancer, encouraging sunscreen use, discouraging indoor tanning, promoting the tanned look, and encouraging skin self-examination) over the 12 years of data included the study.

Now we encourage self-expression.

The result was to encourage self-dissolution.

I always encourage self-reflection.

*Recite mantras that encourage self-compassion.

Graduate Women. 1. Encourage institutional self-examination and analysis of personal, structural, organizational, and field-wide assumptions and practices that have an impact on women at all levels.

We get at that by identifying weaknesses in organizational processes and ensuring that there is sufficient training and other supports to address those weaknesses". The OIG training, which began in August 2008, incorporates an evidence-based curriculum based on the principles of high reliability organizations, which encourage critical thinking and self-examination.