Sentence examples for channel thinking from inspiring English sources

My heart sank as I raced to flip on a television channel, thinking only of all the friends we have stationed at Fort Hood, not to mention the thousands of other people who call that base home.

"An Aussie ex-pat up way too late across the Channel, thinking I can hear the fat lady warming up her voice," writes Steven Westwood.

"Like, they didn't like the stuff we'd written about Tom Cruise because he'd already had water squirted in his face by another Channel 4 show [Balls of Steel] and had his eye on the channel thinking, 'I'm gonna get you one day.' So they asked us to drop that and we did.

We (like many other developmentally minded evolutionists, e.g. West-Eberhard 2003) believe that resistance to these ideas derives in part from implicit models of causation that can channel thinking on these topics, leading to the neglect of potentially important explanations.

2. I no longer mindlessly peruse quasi news channels thinking that I am getting actual news, and I no longer watch the disturbing stories of celebrities unfold before me ad nauseum because I find these stories to be, well, disturbing.

The primary problem with the proximate-ultimate dichotomy is not that it is ambiguous, but that it channels thinking, leading to the neglect of alternative hypotheses.

If the term "motivational speaker" has you thinking that earnest and inspiring content flows weekly from his channel, think again.

Perhaps the channel is thinking spinoff.

Mr. Pellizzi said the channel was thinking of promoting its other shows with "similar partnerships" across the country.

"It will revolutionize everything from robotic implants and neural prosthetics, to remote controls, which could be history in the foreseeable future when you can change your television channel by thinking about it".

You're going to sing the alphabet song to help channel his thinking.