Sentence examples for conflict thinking from inspiring English sources
They added in a statement to prosecutors, posted online by the activists' lawyers, that they had rented an office to study, print, and mail several books including one titled On Strategic Non-violent Conflict: Thinking about the Fundamentals.
You may wish you could ignore the conflict altogether, thinking it will subside in time.
As the world watches the Syrian Civil War drag on, a Syrian architect, Marwa al-Sabouni, has dealt with the ravages of conflict by thinking ahead to the postwar rebuilding process.
A comparison of both stimulus categories suggests that religious thinking is more associated with brain regions that govern emotion, self-representation, and cognitive conflict, while thinking about ordinary facts is more reliant upon memory retrieval networks.
Feeling types tend to be very uncomfortable with the presence of conflict, while thinking types usually accept and expect it as part and parcel of dealing with others.
If you're in an argument or having a minor conflict, stop thinking about what you want to get out of the situation and consider how the other person is feeling.
This has resulted in an enthusiasm to get deeply involved in global conflicts without thinking too hard about how much it might cost, and whether it is a price we really want to pay.
When Perle was asked whether his dealings with Trireme might present the appearance of a conflict of interest, he said that anyone who saw such a conflict would be thinking "maliciously".
Although this bold vision never came to fruition, it suggests that from the earliest days of the conflict Delany was thinking about ways to turn the war into a vehicle of emancipation in which black men played a leading role.
The conflict got Cinner thinking about how conservation really works.
When such different forms of thinking conflict, as one often finds in moral dilemmas, activity rises in the anterior cingulate cortex perhaps serving a mediator role.
