Sentence examples for ability to think for from inspiring English sources

The difference is that whereas the best soldiers do not question orders, knowledge workers are valued most for their ability to think for themselves.

Though he was frequently dismissed as mad, he remained determined that the ability to think for yourself was what made you free.

Chappie's ability to think for himself elicits joyous awe from his human "family", and there's little sense that the robot presents any danger.

But father and daughter share some common beliefs: that education is the key to social mobility, and that nothing is more important than the ability to think for oneself.

He then proceeded to list his virtues, which ranged from the ability to obey instructions, to his vision, to his timing, to his nerve in the pocket, to his ability to think for himself.

Jurors differed on precisely when Mrs. Astor had lost her ability to think for herself, but all agreed that by 2005, when the raise was given, she had passed that point, Ms. Fernandez said.

"They were all of them talented boys, in the sense that they had more than average abilities to think for themselves.

Limiting an organization's fundraising scope to just the next year constrains its ability to think boldly for long-term and reach its fullest potential.

Pickett isn't especially remarkable except for his honesty and for a quality that Harold Bloom attributes to Shakespeare -- the ability to think everything through for himself.

We are not born as mini rational agents in waiting, not fully formed as moral beings until we have the ability to think and choose for ourselves.

Over the last years, my perception of Mom had subtly changed from the stunning, powerful woman I had known throughout most of my life, to someone who had lost ability to think and act for herself.