Sentence examples for ancestral thinking from inspiring English sources
The study sought the origins of the mother tongue and implemented Mingas de Pensamiento, or Collective Reflection Sessions, on the origin and meaning of ancestral thinking.
Mr. Danielpour said that a commission from Mr. Ma in 1993 got him thinking about his ancestral heritage.
They were thinking of visiting the ancestral home of Altidore, who now plays for Hull City in England, but that was a couple of hours away on dirt roads, in the opposite direction of the earthquake, Stammler thinks.
The suspect's last name is McCracken, so the narrator, thinking he's Scottish, plays "Highland Marches for Pipe and Drum" "Must have hit the ancestral mark.
The fact that she was singing it to Rumi and then talked about passing on that knowledge got me to thinking about how black women — our mothers, our grandmothers — are usually the ones who pass down traditions and ancestral knowledge.
But he is already thinking about what's next: looking at the social and economic effects of the Grand Coulee Dam on local American Indian tribes, with a focus on the inundation of burial sites and ancestral fishing grounds.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
"Intuition is thinking without thinking.
