Sentence examples for Fixed way of thinking from inspiring English sources

The dilettante often does not know the "correct" way to do something, and so can sometimes be better placed to happen upon an innovative way of doing something that the professional, in their fixed way of thinking, wouldn't.

For her, the founders' genius lay in their willingness to cast doubt on fixed ways of thinking inherited from the past.

Her analysis distinguishes three concepts of obduracy: interactionist, in which actors with diverging views are constrained by fixed ways of thinking and interacting; relational, in which change is difficult because of technology's embeddedness in sociotechnical networks; and enduring, in which persistent traditions influence the development of technology over time.

It can mean fixed elements that cannot be changed, such as one's place of birth or birth parents, but it can also appear as a result of our own fixed ways of thinking and behaving.

Employees are discouraged from keeping a single locker for days or weeks, because part of the het nieuwe werken [loosely "the new way of working"] philosophy is to break people away from their fixed locations and rigid ways of thinking.

Although this is our culture's most frequent explanation for why people are the way they are, assigning a negative personality trait to someone is both fixed-mindset and a pessimistic way of thinking (considering something bad as permanent, pervasive, and personal).

There is no fixed way of doing grief counselling.

Old way of thinking: really?

New way of thinking: really?

That's their way of thinking".

It's a new way of thinking".