Sentence examples for amenable to thinking from inspiring English sources
What is it about walking, in particular, that makes it so amenable to thinking and writing?
The Brits offered a better business deal, especially greater access to the U.S. market, but the Italians preferred EADS' gentler, statist approach to management, more amenable to their thinking.
The underlying problem is not so easy, but it is amenable to more careful thinking.
Would not it simplify the "central problem" (i.e. make one of these questions amenable to classical evolutionary thinking) if both of these issues were uncoupled?
Study 2 examined the extent to which deficiencies in tree thinking are easily amenable to instruction.
Thinking that terrorism's ultimate goals are amenable to our value system is mistakenly projecting our values upon others.
Clearly, this is not amenable to simulator training – or, at the very least, it requires 'outside the box' thinking about how to create an appropriate simulation environment.
Challenges to the functional theory of counterfactual thinking center on whether counterfactuals typically cohere to a structural form amenable to goal striving and whether behavioral consequences are mainly dysfunctional rather than functional.
I don't think the complexities of healthful diets are amenable to simple images.
Mathematical reasoning is a useful domain to study change mechanisms because many changes in people's mathematical thinking and problem solving can be readily observed and because such changes are amenable to experimental investigation.
