Sentence examples similar to provoke a mind from inspiring English sources

At the very least, I would hope it might provoke a mind-opening review of our future options as a capitalist democracy.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04677.004 This task presented a continuum of situations, ranging from complete experimenter control ('forced choices', with only one target accessible), to moderate experimenter influence (e.g., a barrier that changed mid-trial might provoke a change of mind), to free choices with both targets accessible.

Most runners run to achieve either or both of these conditions as often as possible — to provoke a kind of Cartesian collapse, mind and body suddenly in anguished or glorious collusion.

Israel's leadership may have in mind to provoke a limited and restricted confrontation that it would be able to rein in.

But all the hype over the powers of the so-called hive mind was bound to provoke a reaction, and in May of this year, it arrived in the form of a thoughtful — though controversial — essay by the artist and computer scientist Jaron Lanier.

If you do not mind your own business you could provoke a violent attack.

Keep in mind jokes don't always have to be funny, they only have to provoke a response in the listener.

With this in mind, PSL was tapered to 0mg when a patient improved, and this did not provoke a relapse.

Bear in mind that the implosion of the 1990s stock bubble, while nasty — households took a $5 trillion hit — didn't provoke a financial crisis.

Uniforms provoke a certain feeling.

One line, though, might provoke a titter.