Sentence examples for condensed thinking from inspiring English sources

The "condensed thinking" happens on trains and the "grappling with verbal stuff" happens in London.

The mental gymnastics needed to condense your thinking are really testing".

We spoke with Mr. Dubin, in a conversation that has been edited and condensed, about the thinking behind the new product and the new video.

Groups of images illuminate relationships among photographs that were made at roughly the same time; the admirably condensed labels suggest that photographers were thinking about the same ideas that concerned other artists.

It condenses all the thinking in this show: visions of figures flickering briefly before the candle snuffs out.

I started thinking about a sustainable way for people to condense warm, wet air into drinking water in the developing world, where 99% of these deaths occur.

The resulting cloud of debris eventually condensed to form the moon--or so the current thinking goes.

I still get excited thinking about the one time I saw "Blast," though it was the condensed version at Disney.

With a backup generator and a supplemental condenser water system, Westchester One appeals to tenants who are thinking in terms of running their businesses despite limitations that might be imposed by a disaster, he said.

Wallace successfully condensed some government pamphlets into a booklet on agriculture that he sold, and he was thinking of extending his condensed booklet technique to articles of general interest when the United States entered World War I. Wallace served in the U.S. Army, and, while recuperating from severe wounds, he plotted the magazine digest idea further.

Most people will just see the condensed version of these complex crackpotteries, and all of David's hard thinking will have been for nought.