Sentence examples for asymmetrical thinking from inspiring English sources
If the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, proved to the public how terrorists could transform hijacked airliners into hostage-filled cruise missiles, then the "Millennium Challenge 2002" war game with General Van Riper was a warning to the armed services as to how an adversary could apply similar, asymmetrical thinking to conflict at sea.
It started with street-tough outfits of layered trousers, sheer undershirts with an ominous bird-wing print, artfully folded skirts and an asymmetrical jacket or two — all in black and white — which had me thinking I was at the wrong show.
She praised "a certain way of living and not just thinking that rejects the impasses of the politically correct, wants equal rights of the sexes and the asymmetrical pleasures of seduction, the absolute respect of consent and the delicious surprises of stolen kisses".
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
In this Special Issue, we encouraged scholars to problematize (i.e. thinking differently about what we already know in MOS research, see Alvesson and Sandberg, 2011) the symmetrical relationships discussed above and to re-conceptualize them into asymmetrical ones in order to advance our understanding of when it can be good to feel bad and bad to feel good at work.
It makes me think of the question of asymmetrical warfare.
His prostate was asymmetrical.
It's simply asymmetrical.
