Sentence examples for thinking more deeply from inspiring English sources

Morris wants us to provoke us into thinking more deeply about issues of race and belief and national security.

"At the same time students themselves are thinking more deeply about university and not just following the herd.

It's not that his political intentions aren't real; he wanted to shock us into thinking more deeply.

" 'Schindler's List' showed me it was possible to take the Holocaust to the general public and move it into thinking more deeply about what the Holocaust was".

It was in the years leading up to Layne Cannon's death from cancer that his son began thinking more deeply about the afterlife.

Pron's narrator, living abroad and having obliterated his memory with drugs, returns to Argentina and, through reading his father's news articles about a disappearance case in his hometown, begins thinking more deeply about the dirty war.

Such unconscious adaptive learning needs to be paid more attention to in the classroom context (Dalke et al. 2007), but its power also challenges us to think more deeply about thinking and about the larger structure of formal education itself.

In addition to thinking about the philosophy of religion, feminists need to think more deeply about the religion in philosophy.

"Those who are thinking more clearly and deeply what this money means," he said, "are usually very conflicted".

"People are thinking more," she agreed.

Just over a week away from the first Test with the Wallabies, the Lions hierarchy are thinking ever more deeply about ways of getting their first-choice players up to speed for one of the biggest of all rugby challenges in the face of a fixture list that is doing them no favours.