Sentence examples for centre of thinking from inspiring English sources

THIRTY YEARS AGO Margaret Thatcher turned Britain into the world's leading centre of "thinking the unthinkable".

Revisionist fashions have since come and gone, but in a hugely important development, religion was put back at the centre of thinking about the civil wars - a change which Worden, along with the Cambridge historian John Morrill, did much to bring about.

Now they have lost the very centre of their thinking.

More than any of the ancient Greek philosophers, Pelagius put an idea of human autonomy at the centre of his thinking.

Rather than being viewed as an exercise in problem solving, this is to be an exploratory process that keeps artists very much at the centre of the thinking.

In sex and relationships education, more than in any other area, we must place the child – not our own prejudices – firmly at the centre of our thinking.

Munder Adahami, a researcher at the Centre for the Advancement of Thinking, King's College London, says that both tests have flaws.

These " tough", "muscular" liberals have collaborated with neocons in injecting into the centre of politics a type of thinking inherited from the old left, he suggests.

But this is where I think the centre ground's got a lot of thinking to do – we've got a lot of challenges, because we have lost a radical cutting edge that we need to regain.

But the centre-right opposition accused Mr Prodi of thinking more of the forthcoming local elections than of the good of the country.

This fact may have generated a 'hospitalized' way of medical thinking and by no means to the health promotion and disease prevention way of thinking that Primary Health Care services should centre upon.