Sentence examples for instructed to think from inspiring English sources

In a much-cited contribution to the Lancet, Rickman argued that this neurotic element needed to be combated with risk-based public instruction: 'The public in fact should be instructed to think in terms of relative quantity, of more-or-less (reason, conscious mental action) rather than of all-or-none (blind belief, unconscious mental action)' (Rickman, 1938b: 1295).

But the quotations are not read aloud; the players are instructed to think about them.

At no point were we instructed to think that the lapses of youth would define the people we might become.

We also yawn when we so much as think about yawning: in one of Provine's studies, eighty-eight per cent of people who were instructed to think of yawns yawned themselves within thirty minutes.

When he tries to warn Americans about bird flu, he has trouble with the word "avian" — "His forehead stitched each time he said it and his eyelids fluttered, as if he'd been instructed to think of birds as a memory prompt".

All participants were instructed to think aloud while playing a video game for 20 consecutive minutes.

When reading the statements, women are instructed to consider and think about how each statement relates to them personally.

In the distraction trials, a seed phrase was displayed (e.g., "Sports that do not use a ball"), and participants were instructed to silently think of as many responses as possible.

In word generation from letters the subject was visually presented a single letter in each block and was instructed to silently think of words that begin with that letter [60], [61].

In word generation from categories the subject was visually presented one category name in a single block (i.e. food) and was instructed to silently think of words that fit in the given category [59].

Subjects were instructed to silently think of verbs in response to a noun.