Sentence examples for automatically thinking from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, doctors and the lay public are automatically thinking zebras as a first reaction.

TUESDAY'S PUZZLE — I've gotten so used to Peter A. Collins's commemorative puzzles that, in a sort of cruciverbal Pavlovian response, I found myself automatically thinking about what sort of anniversary might be occurring (the first episode of THE PAPER CHASE, maybe?) as soon as I saw his byline.

It's true at some level that a physicist will say that the language of nature is mathematics, but I also believe that any physicist in creating his or her own understanding of the world is automatically thinking in terms of analogies.

If you fall into the trap of automatically thinking "they are right and therefore I am wrong" you have made a dead end proclamation and have lost the opportunity to consider other possibilities.

Kayla Nevarez "American Boy," Estelle Seventeen-year-old California girl Kayla is young, and a female, so we're automatically thinking that she's going to end up on Team X-Tina.

Your boss now looks at your work with indifference, because seeing #BlackLivesMatter reminds him of the uncomfortable guilt he felt after seeing a white cop shoot a Black kid and automatically thinking "well, he must have done something" to get shot 16 times.

"If it's serious enough to lose two weeks, then I automatically start thinking, then maybe it's serious enough to lose six weeks," said Craven, now a broadcaster.

Clark believes that green chemistry will be incorporated into existing chemistry courses, so that undergraduates will automatically be thinking green by the time they graduate.

This measure has been incorporated to assess whether current workplace activity is carried out automatically, without thinking (ie, habitually).

Using your dominant right hand has become so engrained in your brain that you will use it automatically, without thinking.

When someone suggests a new idea that can help grow the church, the leadership needs to automatically begin thinking of ways to make it happen.