Sentence examples for apparent thinking from inspiring English sources

Given his general behaviour and apparent thinking, it's a pretty compelling argument.

Private equity firms began more aggressively buying up software companies last year, their apparent thinking being that they can generate reliable returns from such investments.

The company's apparent thinking: All the cool kids are using Spinnaker, including Netflix, which uses it to allow it to build and integrate continuously into its worldwide deployments in more than 50 countries.

But in the apparent thinking that Shakespeare can use some shaking up (pun intended), they sometimes compromise the venerable material.

Were the governance of this third law of motion limited to the domain of physics, as was Newton's apparent thinking on the subject, we would spare ourselves a great deal of grief.

Initially, Deza is surprised by Tupra's apparent plainness, thinking that he looks "like a well-traveled diplomat... or else a high-ranking civil servant".

Without robust American reactions to these violations — not apparent in administration thinking — more will follow.

The apparent shift in thinking at 1 Police Plaza came full circle last month with the James Blake incident.

We are facing a more complex situation with Douglass than is immediately apparent when thinking of it as a women's college competing for students in a nation where opportunities for women are unparalleled in history.

Even our first vice president, whose apparent wishful thinking and ego led him to initially view his position in the new government as one of great authority, eventually conceded that this was simply not the case.

With tears in her eyes, Mora described how she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm in 2011 and sent home with pain medicine but no apparent hope for treatment, thinking she was going to die.