Sentence examples for idea of inquiry from inspiring English sources

Some educators emphasize strongly the arousal phase; in many modern science curricula there is, thus, the idea of inquiry training, which tries to arouse in the child a spontaneous rather than a directed interest.

Many other influences were significant over a long working life, including the functionalist conception of psychology which profoundly shaped his idea of inquiry.

Ministers have not rejected in principle the idea of an inquiry, but have, up to now, opposed it, mainly on grounds of timing.

Following Francis's revelations, Livingstone, who was the MP for Brent East between 1987 and 2001, said he backed the idea of an inquiry scrutinising the surveillance of politicians.

On Tuesday, Abbott sounded cooler on the idea of an inquiry than he had in other media appearances over the past few days.

But Mooney actually makes a very good point: the personality traits we associate with modern conservatism, above all a lack of openness, make the modern GOP fundamentally hostile to the very idea of objective inquiry.

Some think that the very idea of metaphysical inquiry is suspect.

But he rejected the idea of an inquiry into the matter.

The central idea of citizen inquiry is the engagement of the general public in proposing, designing, managing, analysing, and sharing scientific investigations.

The British government had originally rejected the idea of an inquiry, suggested by the coroner in charge of the case, Sir Robert Owen.

The U.S. and Saudi Arabia oppose the idea of the inquiry.