Sentence examples for urge reflection from inspiring English sources
Proctor has set out not merely to tell a story but also to urge reflection on what might be called the "political philosophy of science"—how movements that shape the policies of nations can also shape the structure and priorities of science.
In the 1970s, American poet Richard Wilbur, symbol of all things urbane and learned, offered "To the Student Strikers", urging reflection and calm during the Vietnam war.
Cooler heads urge self-reflection.
Nearly 100 faculty members have signed a letterdrafted by African American studies department faculty in support of the Black Justice League, urging campus-wide reflection on the issues brought to light.
The problem I have with a lot of world music is that if it comes on my iPod when I'm walking down the street I often have an uncontrollable urge to check my reflection in a shop window to make sure I haven't grown a goatee.
We cannot laugh quite as easily at Nichols and May or even Lenny Bruce as we do at Chaplin or Keaton, because their subjects are too narrowly circumscribed, but their comic reflections on our urge to be comically self-reflective still resonate.
His comments came after senior figures in the party including the shadow chancellor, Michael Portillo, urged a period of reflection.
Its signature move is to urge renewed and candid reflections on how we know". "Suzy Anger's timely and fascinating collection, Knowing the Past, brings together essays by a pantheon of Victorian scholars...
In such cases there is typically a tough dilemma between cooperation and non-cooperation or competition among agents, subdivided in a great range of possible fuzzy and at times undefined actions and conflicts, urging robust scientific reflections.
But now this urge feels more like a reflection of the spirit of the age than a matter of one-offs popping up here and there.
After the customary 13-day Hindu period of mourning and reflection, her father urged her to return to Berkeley and resume her studies.
