Sentence examples similar to argued thinking from inspiring English sources

Of the newer pieces, Andre Tchaikowsky's Sonata for Clarinet and Piano was impressive for its sustained and tightly argued contrapuntal thinking.

But while calling for a bold new direction, he argued new thinking for Labor should not involve "a lurch to the left".

Nevertheless, the Futures Clinique should be elaborated so that it would better support original, deep and well-argued thinking.

I enjoyed my brief encounter with the Weird Book Club, and it's encouraging to think about all those other groups out there, reading and arguing and thinking.

I argue that thinking about immigration from the standpoint of collective ownership of the earth is superior to both of those alternatives.

For all their virtues and faults, they were films about a walking, talking, arguing and thinking Jesus, not simply a blood-stained, suffering mute.

In fact, I would argue that thinking about it that way is a distraction.

Griesemer argues that thinking in broader terms of reproducers avoids the presupposition of evolved coding mechanisms implicit to the concept of replicators.

Some chief executives argue that thinking like an athlete is important if you're planning to run a company and be at the top of your game.

(He considers various candidates for difference but argues that thinking they are morally relevant results in further inconsistencies depending on the candidate).

Jablonka and Lamb (2005) argue that thinking in terms of information transmission systems also allows us to point out salient differences in the forms of social transmission underlying cultural evolution.