"We shall not be able to meet the great original," Burgess asserted, "without thinking of this other Fallestelf or Farstalff".
"We took direction from the Europeans for a long time, until we asserted ourselves in thinking: how good can we make things here?" Mr. Rossetto said.
Thus if he asserts "I am thinking water is scrumptious," he will be aware of relevant alternative interpretations that he cannot rule out from the armchair.
After all, the key idea is that Oscar's self-attributions can be open to more than one interpretation: Suppose Oscar recognizes slow switches as relevant alternatives, and he asserts 'I am thinking that water is scrumptious'.
In the process it revived neglected art traditions and asserted neo-Confucian thinking, with its concepts of philosopher-kings, government by scholar-officials and a code of ethics based on loyalty to state, community and family.
Then he went public, telling Roll Call, a newspaper that follows Congress, that "rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated, as Mark Twain would say," and then asserting, "I'm not thinking about retirement".
Beck asserts that with depressive disorders, thinking in general is preoccupied with loss and hopelessness.
The rightwing orthodoxy that dominates thinking in Brussels has asserted itself over the hapless Greeks.
The dealership, North Bay Nissan, faced legal action by the man's estranged wife, who asserted that her husband was not thinking clearly when he made the purchase.
At the Prosblogion, Trent Dougherty takes issue with the premise of an article in Scientific American, which asserts that "critical thinking" leads to atheism.
