Sentence examples for prompt thought from inspiring English sources
But California's bold move should now prompt thought of reform.
The essay by Dr. Shipman is not meant to come to any conclusion but to prompt thought and more research.
Students can simultaneously activate two or more ideas, images, or thoughts and have them interact, prompt thought experiments, change cognitive perspectives, raise new points of view, and risk category mistakes.
So the film is an elaborate fake designed to prompt thought about how we imagine, preserve, authenticate and forget the past and how institutions of art, archaeology and history shape that process.
But the show is also meant to prompt thought about the society's future collecting, and its most recent acquisition -- a neo-Pop work by Martin Wong -- suggests a promising expansion of parameters.
Perhaps that would mainly prompt thoughts of "Gosh!
(A sign that says "No Steam Shovels Wanted" might prompt thoughts about waves of immigrants — including Mulligan, perhaps).
Oysters often prompt thoughts as deep as their watery habitat, as when Rusty, the one nice member of the Bruneau family, contemplates nature.
The drifting plumes of the Carline thistle prompt thoughts of Montgolfier's balloon gliding "Bright as a meteor through the azure tides".
He can prompt thoughts about a time, about four and a half decades ago, when melody was paramount and rhythm sections restrained.
In those for key stage 1, ideas are given to prompt thoughts in children "about consent and physical touch … for example whether or not we want to kiss a friend or relative or hug someone".
