Sentence examples for induced to think from inspiring English sources

With the radical far right, however, using outsiders became a favored technique because the militants invariably saw the FBI as shock troops for a tyrannical government that wanted them dead and needed a go-between to be induced to think otherwise.

Moreover, when people with LSE are induced to think abstractly about a recent compliment from a romantic partner, they report greater state self-esteem and greater security in their relationship than LSE people induced to think concretely about a recent compliment.

The absence of such entitlements in our design may have induced voters to think of choosing a distribution rather than actually redistributing incomes with firm entitlements.

Since the Renaissance, artists have learnt to exploit key clues as a way of inducing us to think that we are eyewitnesses.

It might induce them to think more probabilistically.

In addition to the marketing campaigns, something else happens that often induces anchors to think of themselves as God.

The stimulus package to come is meant to serve as our shiny distraction on the horizon, to induce us to think, O.K., maybe it's not that bad—I may as well take a breath and shop.

"It's certain that the sheer size of the caravan, with more than 400 vehicles, could induce traffickers to think that it is easy to manipulate a vehicle and put the drugs in them, turning the participants into unknowing transporters".

By the name "half-continuous," it induces us to think that continuous mappings should be half-continuous.

The laboratory reports were designed to scaffold the students' learning by inducing them to think about their own achievements from different perspectives.

Once they break his spirit by inducing him to think he betrayed himself, he may soften and be tricked into giving them what they really want.