Sentence examples for a manner of thinking from inspiring English sources

A rather backhanded compliment from someone he kept thinking was a guardian angel; later, she bitterly derided his first novel, behind his back, partly on the grounds that he hadn't worked long enough at it: "The mystery about Bill is to me how he can talk in conversation with such maturity yet when it comes to writing write in so callow a manner of thinking and vocabulary".

Philosophy isn't, after all, mathematics with right and wrong answers, but a manner of thinking, a critical tool for examining theories.

The contextual cognitive model of coping, views coping as a manner of thinking, feeling and behaving that arises in a situation that an individual appraises as significant and difficult [ 22].

A useful manner of thinking about compatibilism's place in contemporary philosophy is in terms of at least three stages.

Both an autistic manner of thinking, which is referred to as 'visual thinking', and the prenatal early development of visual cortical architectures may play a key role in the autistic imprinting process.

Our task must be to free ourselves from the prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty...We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind is to survive".

This first encounter with Kant's writings produced what Fichte himself described as a "revolution" in his manner of thinking.

Consider "Swollen legs" in a physical exam: In fuzzy manner of thinking, every body has "swollen legs" to some degree.

Focus groups work particularly well for determining the feelings, attitudes, and manner of thinking of a study population [ 12].

This manner of thinking opens up a number of challenging issues.

The intricately structured propinquity of the materials that Benjamin collated in his notebooks reflects the idiosyncrasy of his manner of thinking; to call it a "method" is to make it sound too scientific.