Sentence examples for provoked reflection from inspiring English sources

And how he took his life — a suicide committed in daylight from a well-traveled bridge — has provoked reflection in some quarters of the way people view end-of-life decisions.

Instead, what I discovered was a text that provoked reflection about why we do what we do in paediatric critical care.

In solidarity, we hope that this incident provokes reflection and action to prevent hate crimes of any kind.

The chaos and confusion of the book certainly provokes reflection on post-colonial Nigeria, where it is set.

Urban terrorism, drone attacks and military adventurism are checked off, but they're not there to provoke reflection.

It only remains to be hoped that this extraordinary upheaval will provoke reflection in people's minds and not a fatal intoxication once all is over.

"David Adjaye: Making Public Buildings," an exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem, is the kind of measured, well-meaning endeavor that provokes reflection but yields few profound insights.

It is intended to provoke reflection, and has attracted visitors ranging from the Dalai Lama to the whirling dervishes of Turkey.

This is a book that masquerades as a literary thriller and as a philosophical fable, but is not concentratedly strange enough to provoke tension or intelligent enough to provoke reflection.

Specially created for a contemporary arts festival in the north-east city of Figueres this autumn, the art work – called Oscillating Ideologies – aimed to provoke reflection on the continued presence of General Franco's ideas and attitudes in Spanish society today.

Momus (Scottish songwriter Nicholas Currie) sings with appropriate playfulness of an artist who transforms the kitsch and the mundane into artworks that surprise and delight, but which may also provoke reflection.