Sentence examples for enjoin us to from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it would make no sense to criticize our principles and enjoin us to adopt different ideals.

In times of war, even modern state societies quickly turn the enemy into a dehumanized figure of hatred, only to enjoin us to stop hating again as soon as a peace treaty is signed.

This, surely, is all that contemporary satire can achieve: in a world with a relativistic moral compass, it can't enjoin us to do the right thing – for which there is no longer any consensus – but only to think about what the right thing might possibly be.

His suggestion earlier was that these ideas are implicit in the practices governing scientific classification, and enjoin us to seek explanatory connections between disparate phenomena.

Or does it enjoin us to embrace the world's faith traditions in looking for a life and a truth beyond death?

The verse doesn't enjoin us to refrain from hating the oppressor; it enjoins us not to envy the oppressor.

The low spatial density of measurements, the large amount of data inherent to environmental issues and the nonlinearity of the generalized lattice Boltzmann equations (GLBEs) enjoined us to use the ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) for the recursive estimation procedure.

Or Bob and Roberta Smith's contemporary work of art playfully enjoining us to Faites L'Art pas La Guerre?

Religious tradition enjoins us to love our neighbor, no doubt because somebody thought we needed reminding.

There is nothing in our constitution that enjoins us to respect the head of state, or to genuflect before him.

There's a bravura La Vie en Rose and a Vegas-brassy Bang Bang; this is where she becomes sweary, empathetic Mother Monster, enjoining us to care about each other.