Sentence examples similar to ageing thinking from inspiring English sources
She began visiting spiritualists active in the emerging New Age thinking.
That's the kind of dark-ages thinking that gets you in a lot of trouble".
"Even as a child, I used to sit around staring into space for ages, thinking — thinking in sentences. . . .
Like Anderson he's also approaching middle age, thinking about moving up the real estate ladder and settling down.
John Shoven, an economist at Stanford University, advanced the notion of "new age thinking" as an alternative perspective, in a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper last fall.
The column seems sympathetic to Mr. Flanagan since it describes him as a member of the generation that "came of age thinking that one should do good as well as do well".
"If there were gold medals handed out for stuff-ups and blow-out, Malcolm Turnbull would be on his way to Rio right now," chipped in Clare, who must spend ages thinking up these things.
An increase in post-test positive CT beliefs was associated with older age, thinking about breast cancer less often, and having lower pretest CT knowledge in the total sample.
Or does truth change over time, with one age thinking one thing and the next age another?
Unfortunately, New Age thinking that promoted becoming a cause by intending a laundry list of personal acquisitions made this sixth axiom popular.
But to be taken seriously, we must do so in a way that points us not only beyond the myth and superstition of the ancients but also beyond the naïve idealism predominant in so much of New Age thinking.
