Sentence examples for anchored thinking from inspiring English sources

They had difficulties to disengage themselves from vastly anchored thinking patterns.

Thus, they had difficulties to disengage themselves from vastly anchored thinking patterns and instead demonstrated the well-known belief bias [13].

We can only wonder what an Australian news anchor was thinking when she was caught staring whimsically at a pen during a live television broadcast.

The first following car swerved to miss it, the second slammed on the anchors - no doubt thinking it was an alien UFO in his eye-line.

Keeping Fit Don't let consumers' continued thirst for technology have you thinking everyone will be anchored to the couch through the remainder of the recession, however long it lasts.

It could be argued that the high scores on externally-oriented thinking reported by the mothers in both the experimental and control groups (i.e., a poor imagination and thinking that is strongly anchored to the external reality rather than to introspection) may affect the ability of children in identifying and describing feelings.

In addition, decision makers are less limited in their way of thinking in terms of being anchored to one initially presented optimal strategy (Schwenk 1988).

It seems clear that our thinking about the physical is anchored in part in the ordinary idea of a physical object and in part in the idea of physics.

(Even Fox News has many more female anchors, though so many are cookie-cutter blondes that viewers cannot be blamed for thinking it's one anchor working multiple shifts).

"I have a tendency to be pretty abstract in my thinking, so to be anchored by a myth was helpful.

That kind of thinking felt fresh, and anchored an idea that is still playing out in the art world and in buzz-worthy restaurants that seem to open practically every week.