Sentence examples for active think from inspiring English sources

Women who are not sexually active think that they don't need a mammogram, and that the older they get, the lower their risk of developing cancer.

Bottom line -- help yourself as best you can by staying physically active, mentally active (think crossword puzzles or word games) and learn to let go of things over which you have no control.

I also like the way these three tasks span the spectrum of teaching methods: read this (student is relatively passive), do this (student must be more active), think about this (student must step back and grasp the big ideas that the first two tasks lead to).

I have always been active, I think always being active keeps you young.

Well, the reality of it is, when the disease is more active or when your symptoms are more active, I think that your answers would tend to be different than when you're in, and I won't say I'm in remission, because you don't have a remission with the disease.

"I am so active and think of myself as being very strong and healthy," Mrs. Green said.

"The fact that the toxin could still be active, I think, is just extraordinary," he says.

One man said it was keeping the mind active, others think it is more to do with genetics, while another put it down to having an understanding wife.

"The newest generation of voters is starting to use text messaging and as they become politically active I think you'll see text messaging become more important in campaigns," he said.

While plenty of active members think the policy is silly, few have started any movement to change it.

And while eating better may be a bit more complicated than being active, I think that, too, can be fairly simple.