Sentence examples for inspired reflection from inspiring English sources

According to the leaked document, the pope will praise the global ecological movement, which has "already travelled a long, rich road and has given rise to numerous groups of ordinary people that have inspired reflection".

His six-volume "Mathnawi" is a compendium of inspired reflection, entertaining and sometimes earthy stories, sublime flights of inspiration, metaphysical subtleties and occasionally vulgar jokes, all of which relentlessly, consistently and coherently reflect his perspective on reality.

I miss something in this approach, but it does inspire reflection.

The terrorist attack should inspire reflection about all of our national security policies, including the proposed missile defense system.

Building a biblical garden -- a garden devoted to plants mentioned in the Bible and meant to inspire reflection -- can be a much thornier proposition than it sounds.

This book is magisterial in its scope and ambition, and while flawed by longueurs and organizational problems, it inspires reflection even when it provokes disagreement.

"I was lucky enough to study Keats at university; his life and work have the power to inspire reflection and wonder," said Rosen.

In the spirit of the Dada and Surrealist movements with which he was associated, Man Ray said that his art was designed "to amuse, bewilder, annoy or to inspire reflection," rather than to dazzle with its technical brilliance.

Although his painting was never as original as his photography, Man Ray did manage now and then to do something that would, as he once said, "amuse, bewilder, annoy, or inspire reflection".

Implications of metabolic mechanisms in disease inspires reflection on the definition of metabolism.

That is why Plait thinks Apophis is a blessing in disguise: because it inspires reflection about the dangers of these things.