Sentence examples for spark introspection from inspiring English sources

But the blood clot disclosure has done little to spark introspection or remorse among her detractors.

Trippy, huh? Miracles may or may not abound, which will certainly spark introspection whilst you spark your next big doink.

The final words of the famous and infamous have been collected since antiquity because they speak to a primal curiosity and spark introspection: what does one say on the edge of oblivion?

The shooting has sparked some introspection in the US capital, with calls for Republicans and Democrats to turn the heated rhetoric down a notch.

On a train journey from Calcutta to New Delhi to receive an award, Arindam crosses paths with a broad cross-section of travellers who provoke his self-examination and spark his inhabitual introspection — especially a journalist for a women's magazine (Sharmila Tagore) who, indifferent to commercial movies and to his charms, nonetheless interviews him for her publication.

Scanner Room is a site-specific installation by Polish artist Karolina Halatek that looks like the inside of a celestial copy machine and explores the "potentional introspection" sparked by overexposure to light.

This question has sparked considerable recent introspection in the data management community, and the epicenter of this debate is the core database problem of query optimization, where the database system finds the best physical execution path for an SQL query.

Friends and colleagues talk about the footballer's formative years, his remarkable premiership debut against arch-rivals Arsenal and how a knee injury sparked depression and introspection.

This time for reflection and introspection sparked his artistic imagination and produced, among other major works, The Starry Night; Landscapes at Twilight; Peasant Life at Evening; Poetry of the Night; and Terrace of a Café at Night, on this month's cover, a painting reminiscent of Hiroshige's Scene of the Saruwaka-cho Theater Street by Night.

The warnings sparked a bout of introspection within the industry and led to better disclosure practices.The second imperative is to make sure that the infrastructure of finance keeps pace with its ingenuity.

Jim Lindsay of the Council on Foreign Relations points out worrying parallels between what is happening now and America's reaction to the Great Depression, which sparked a period of introspection that ended only with the second world war.