Sentence examples for making one think from inspiring English sources

Cutler's book is marvelous for making one think about what qualifies as an explanation, and for exploring the endless debates that mix strands of partial knowledge with the need to reconcile religious testaments.

Making one think the brass have heard the voices of the masses.

Instead of having the farcical nature of La Barbier de Seville (the first part of the Figaro trilogy by Pierre Beaumarchais), the atmosphere steadily darkens, becoming increasingly dangerous and making one think of such operas as Don Giovanni, Faust and Mefistofele.

But caterpillar-fat hand knits were charming, and swirling hues on loose velvet dresses made one think of a tall Campari splashed with orange juice.

A hand-painted print of a frog chasing a dragonfly on a draped white dress made one think of couture's animal lovers, Schiaparelli and even Adrian.

It makes one think about the level of hypocrisy in our "war on drugs" here at home.

Apple did unleash its pack of rabid lawyers on MacRumors who pulled down the original video, so that would make one think it's the real deal.

It makes one think as well.

A visit to Hinkley Point makes one think EDF is serious.

It makes one think back to 2003, when Real was signing the stars known as the Galácticos.

This pile of paper cannot help but make one think: when did we start reading so much popular philosophy?