Sentence examples for complicated thinking from inspiring English sources

Early humans had to plan and execute hunts as a group, which required complicated thinking patterns and, it's been thought, rewarded the social and brainy with evolutionary success.

The neocortex, the part where all the complicated thinking goes on, wakes up later.

Ultimately most of our complicated thinking is nothing more than dressed-up confirmation bias and cognitive dissonance, but it's still powerful.

We will engage in negative thinking to avoid highly complicated positive thinking.

Things can get rather complicated when thinking about some pre-1973 authors.

But he acknowledged that healthier automatic stabilisers were complicating government thinking about the scale of departmental spending cuts it could announce.

At every turn, "The Sopranos" complicates our thinking about these characters, and never more so than when we see Tony at home with his family.

I skipped over the headier books from the '80s, committing to what I'd declared, regardless of how they would have complicated my thinking, my relationship with his writing.

Unpacking Esquire's revival is complicated, but worth thinking through.

It is an object you'd like to sit at, thinking complicated thoughts.

Chuck Klosterman understands modernity, laments modernity (while enjoying its products enormously) and is acutely aware of himself as a remote and sparkling consciousness that keeps itself busy thinking complicated thoughts about Taylor Swift.