Sentence examples for competitive thought from inspiring English sources

A straightforward competitive thought like, "I hate that he is so smart and always says the right thing," may turn into an attack toward ourselves like, "You are so stupid.

Competitive thoughts are rarely nice.

FOMO frequently provokes feelings of anxiety and restlessness, often generated by competitive thoughts that others are experiencing more pleasure, success, or fulfillment in their lives than they are.

It also may be true that Europe's export industries are more competitive than many thought.

It may encourage some to pursue an additional period of research training, whereas for others, the academic exposure may replace the traditional approach, which has required surgical trainees in the United Kingdom to pursue 2 or 3 years out of surgical programme training to secure a postgraduate qualification that may make them competitive to progress thought-advanced surgical training.

Refuse to be controlled by fearful, competitive or jealous thoughts.

The European semi-finals will be reliably competitive but spare a thought for the pro side currently enduring the toughest season of all.

So we began clicking and snapping, to see where our thinking hands would take us, as the mood shifted from carefree play to competitive panic, with the thought that someone else might take all the corner pieces you needed before you'd completed your Mayan ziggurat of doom.

As a result, an important conclusion is that the tendering authority needs a high degree of expertise in these issues; any thought that competitive tendering relieves the public authority of the need for expertise in public transport is mistaken.

"It's a race that no one thought would be competitive and we're walking away with a lot of delegates".

Pupils are encouraged to be competitive, aspirational and independent in thought, while offering respect to the knowledge and experience of their teachers.