The phrase "aim to think" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a goal or intention to engage in thoughtful consideration or reflection.
Example: "In our discussions, we should aim to think critically about the implications of our decisions."
Alternatives: "strive to consider" or "seek to reflect".
Throughout, we will aim to think about these spaces and their associations with bodies in multiple ways.
Some of the anger-management strategies lean hard on cognitive behavior therapy, a procedure in which you aim to think differently about situations that trigger extreme rage to see that it's not the end of the world when, say, another driver cuts in front of you.
Children have vibrant imaginations, so if you aim to think like a child, you'll let yourself feel some of that childhood creativity flowing back in.
Aim to think rationally and emotionally, so that you find the balance in your passionate pursuit of calmer, more sensitized consumption.
A study by John Bargh showed that people who thought about words related to aging slowed down after they did the test.[32] Aim to think mostly of words relating to youth, vitality, energy, and pep whenever you consider your own age.
A history that is not sanitised or sugar-coated; and one written by a proxy black man, namely a white man who in his own apologia aimed to "think black".
Ms. Sajet — whose museum has drawn throngs of visitors with the unveiling last year of the paintings of President Barack and Michelle Obama — said the portrait gallery aimed to think about portraiture differently, and ensure that what was long "a very elitist art form" would be inclusive by portraying the widest possible range of living people and by showing contemporary art.
Today DreamWorks aims to think like a Silicon Valley company—600 of its 2,200 employees actually work near San Francisco.
The team aims to think bigger than Washington without losing an understanding of the centuries of American history that led us to where we are today.
This workshop aims to think about the global rights of nature movement by transcending the assumptions of modernity and listening not only across human cultures but also across species.
I was told I am my thoughts, so I have aimed to think well.
