Sentence examples for which encourage you from inspiring English sources

If in doubt, follow George Orwell's rules for effective writing, which encourage you to never use a long word where a short one will do, and cut out any words that can be removed.

Of the eight waymarked trails, some are dotted with dramatic sculptures, many of which encourage you to climb in and play; a large xylophone, one of four musical sculptures, has been worn thin by enthusiastic woodland musicians.

Surely the film has been inspired by the chilling Noel Edmonds himself, whose career has achieved a kind of Satanic resurrection as the host of Deal Or No Deal – that twinkly bearded enigma, who refers to the studio audience as "pilgrims" and is such a huge fan of self-realisation books which encourage you to get rich simply by asking fate for what you want.

The game is a compilation of 23 "brain exercises," which encourage you to use your powers of observation, memory, calculation and reasoning.

(FG A) "It's things like that [teacher advocacy] which encourage you, maybe I will bring it with me tomorrow and take it on the ward round with me".

Avoid sweet alcoholic drinks, which encourage you to drink less responsibly.

It is a useful skill for an event which encourages you to leave with the axle considerably lower.

There's a touch of the motivational seminar about this phrase, which encourages you to attempt difficult tasks even if you feel you aren't qualified.

The Alma Tavern's season of new plays continues with Heather Lister's I Remember Green, which encourages you to see the world a little bit differently.

At Tate Modern, remember to visit the refreshing Rothko exhibition, which encourages you to look at the work itself – the paint on canvas – instead of reading the artist's work through his tragic end.

Indeed, the game's most compelling aspect is its almost RPG-like popularity engine, which encourages you to see every slight kink in the road as a means to show off.