Sentence examples similar to induce introspection from inspiring English sources

The introspection induced by the tragedy may explain why Bush led such a low-key life through her twenties.

He said the TV ban was not imposed for punitive or censorship reasons, "but to create a condition of silent introspection that I considered necessary to induce defendant to change his behavior, to adhere to the right and to eschew wrong".

These candidate translations, like all behavioristic statements, eschew reference to any internal states of the organism, and thus do not threaten to denote, or otherwise induce commitment to, properties or processes (directly) observable only by introspection.

The killings induced a period of introspection for a nation of 5 million which had prided itself as a safe and stable society, and also raised questions about the prevalence of far-right views in a country where oil wealth has encouraged one of the fastest immigration rates in Europe.

Their strength is a lack of introspection: as Radick puts it, "there is a concern that it would induce a kind of collective nervous breakdown in the sciences if students and their teachers began to see what they were doing is just some kind of tribal induction process".

Existing VMI tools have limited introspection capabilities.

Normally I have no use for introspection.

Philosophers have relied conventionally on introspection.

The library depends on introspection to make it release independent.

We have a reputation for reserved introspection.

See also introspection; unconscious.