Sentence examples for control thinking from inspiring English sources

A boat comes down the river, takes a right, and heads for Old River Control, thinking that it is Old River Navigation Lock.

Huntington's causes changes to muscle control, thinking processes and can cause long-term mental health issues.

If I couldn't become an astronaut, I decided I'd work in Mission Control, thinking this would be the closest I could come.

I could feel myself losing control, thinking a little too earnestly about whether my coworkers would find it weird should I lick the chocolate shrapnel out of the wrapper.

When talking to What's on TV about Darren's addiction, Dawson said it began slowly but spiralled out of control, thinking that gambling is easy after a few big wins.

Many studies have suggested that the parts of the brain that control thinking and memory are larger in volume in people who exercise than in people who don't.

Some of us are hauling back on the controls, thinking that's the right thing to do, despite the alarms sounding all around.

That leaves the federal government the last true bastion of late 19th century command-and-control thinking.

"It feels so safe to have everything under control, but thinking we have the power to always pull the strings can become problematic," Morin writes.

At study outcome, both groups reported similar ratings for perceived helpfulness of the training intervention with improving attention, improving control over thinking and improving mood, with ratings in the "somewhat helpful" range (3 on a 5-point Likert-scale).

And to what extent are our characters and circumstances so inextricably linked with things beyond our control that thinking from the perspective of us as willers of structure in the world is a mistake altogether?