Sentence examples for category of think from inspiring English sources

Both media educators stress that many lessons stem from basic common sense and fall under the easier-said-than-done category of "think before you speak".

Table 3 shows the percentage of questions identified for each of the categories of thinking process during the think-aloud interviews (see Table 1 for category definitions).

The final category is that of "think and do" tanks, which, apart from their traditional research activities, are active at a more practical level, such as in the funding of charity projects.

These are a lot of financial categories to think through.

She falls into the category of "people who think that ideas don't matter" and is thus fair game for mockery and ridicule.

Being a Mandela, people automatically put you in a certain category of society, they think we are rich, well to do, and everything comes easy... which is not true, we can open doors easily but we don't get things easy!

She has two little kids and she's written four books, all of them in a category I think of as "fancypants literary".

I did that to tease the blowhard -- which there are many -- and I am including myself in that category of somebody who thinks they know how to do everything.

When naming and defining categories of student thought, the CLASS developers placed more emphasis on observations of how responses correlate (using exploratory factor analysis) than on traditional notions of how the statements are related to each other.

Another thing that's not useful to do is identify a kind of category of person that you think your friend should be open to dating and be critical of their decision not to choose that kind of person.

"The category of cases where I think we have a problem is the heavy hitters, the rainmakers," Samuel Estreicher, a professor of law at New York University whose work focusses on employment issues, told me.