Sentence examples for inducing us to from inspiring English sources

It's also a clever, gracious way of inducing us to try.

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

They have a peculiar effect on the human mind, inducing us to incur further costs rather than give up the money or time already spent.

Rather than all of these supermarkets actually lowering their prices and stopping ripping us all off, they're going to bore us into submission by inducing us to doing fiddly little calculations.

In truth, I am as distressed as the Court is--and expressed my distress several years ago, see Webster, 492 U. S., at 535--about the %political pressure" directed to the Court: the marches, the mail, the protests aimed at inducing us to change our opinions.

Our type of economy can only keep going if it continues to grow, and it grows by inducing us to want to live in the fast lane, always on the look-out for new sensations.

This induced us to use retrospective outpatient data of the Desio Hospital Laboratory to model an experimental population.

These results induced us to carry out similar experiments using subject pools with unrivaled experience applying analytical thought in card games: world class bridge and poker players.

In all kinds of other ways, using a product or a service induces us to want our own.

Consider Kandinsky, who believed that his paintings could induce us to hear musical chords.

And often they induce us to forget the difference between seeing and dreaming.