Sentence examples for a question of thinking from inspiring English sources

"It is not a question of thinking about United.

But it's not just a question of thinking: "This album's got on Hepworth's nerves, so it must be good".

"It's a question of thinking that it's important".

The following three scientifically based tips will help nudge you back on course and approach resolutions in a way that will actually make them stick! 1) Add a Question Mark Instead of thinking of your resolution as a declaration of what you will do, try phrasing it as a question.

"When you look at partisan intensity — the question of, 'Thinking ahead, how interested are you in participating in the election of '08?' — there is a 17-point gap between the Republicans and the Democrats," Mr. Bond said.

He notes that "The University should thus also be the place in which nothing is beyond question, not even the current and determined figure of democracy, and not even the traditional idea of critique, meaning theoretical critique, and not even the authority of the "question" form, of thinking as "questioning" [ 17].

"As in all research, it's a question of taking on a problem and thinking and thinking and thinking about what could be used to solve it," said Windell Oskay, a design engineer at a scientific instruments company, and developer of an edible eye composed of malted milk balls, gelatin capsules and cake decorations.

I think it is a question of understanding your own nature, by thinking and testing, and then just be courageous to be who you are.

It's not a question of banning people from appearing, just thinking about the consequences of how you choose them.

A week later, all the snow had melted, which left me thinking about a question of ephemerality.

So in some respects, geobrowsers have not made possible anything that was not possible before they have just made access to such images much cheaper and easier".It's a question of the policy and the thinking catching up with the technology," says Mr Hanke.