Sentence examples for conventional ways of thinking from inspiring English sources

That's another problem with conventional ways of thinking about this piece.

Creative people are united by their unwillingness to abide by conventional ways of thinking and doing things.

They are among the things that are, even when they belong to what Trilling called "the adversary culture" — even when they reject conventional ways of thinking and behaving.

At the moment, I'm reading Dorothy Wang's "Thinking Its Presence," a powerful challenge to conventional ways of thinking (or not thinking) about race and poetry.

He meant that Kahn was uninhibited by conventional ways of thinking, alert to abandon positions that were starting to seem obsolete, continually trying to find new ways to see around the next corner.

The essence of Warhol's genius was to eliminate the one aspect of a thing without which that thing would, to conventional ways of thinking, cease to be itself, and then to see what happened.

If the 20th century scripted our conventional way of thinking, the 21st century is unconventional in almost every respect.

That is a much more conventional way of thinking about how you gain credibility on the economy.

That is a story our culture tells about people like them, a conventional way of thinking about how young girls fall into a life of prostitution: unstable family lives, addiction, neglect.

At the level of intrinsic catalyst structures, three-dimensional (3-D) catalyst design models are outlined here to outweigh limitations or constraints imposed by the conventional way of thinking 2-D catalyst surface.

The trouble is, the conventional way of thinking about climate change is all wrong.