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A book may stimulate thought, but it can never impart it.
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His writings continued to stimulate thought, but were no longer regarded as sound.
3
Our object has not been to prophesy, but merely to stimulate thought and discussion.
4
The notes are suggestive rather than informational, and, with the questions, are designed to stimulate thought.
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Reading should entertain, give information, or stimulate thought.
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He passed a hand over his shiny bald head as if to stimulate thought and exorcise bewilderment.
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They both stimulate thought and invigorate faith.
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It's one of a series of free lunch-time lectures organised by the museum to stimulate thought and appreciation of the sea.
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The newspapers, the magazines, and more than all the speakers-"stumporators" as they are called-communicateinformation and stimulate thought.
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Browning did not write to amuse and entertain, but to stimulate thought and to "sting" the conscience to activity.
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His name stands for the best that Italy has to give the world of serious, stimulating thought.
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Internally, too, the attempt is to remove all causes of excitement, all of the ordinarily stimulating thoughts, images, desires.
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I owe him grateful thanks for many quickening, stimulating thoughts, and shall always be thankful that I grasped the strong hand of Thomas Carlyle.