Sentence examples for culture thinking from inspiring English sources
A shift in culture, thinking, values and education (see above) has led to new patterns of consumption and production, which have opened up new business opportunities.
Even 18 years ago, we were becoming this social media-driven culture, thinking in such shallow terms.
Mass culture turns thinking people into sheep.
We need a complete change of culture and thinking.
"We are advocating for the importance of culture and thinking about the future of New York," Ms. Phillips said.
The culture of thinking spatially about our nation is the first step to rebuilding our national organisational capacity.
Whether it was language, culture or the nature of education, Williams's ambition was to reposition and reinterpret: he wanted to liberate multiple strands of English culture and thinking from their traditionalist embrace and, in turn, offer more progressive and democratic alternatives.
Explaining the reason for declining the offer, he said: "It's never just the money, the money comes with strings and they're really, really onerous…," citing legacy IT, culture and thinking.
I'm far from the first to note that our culture mistrusts thinking and favors sheer raw energy and emotion, the latter often sentimental.
We have a culture of thinking "this problem is just part of the breed" instead of remembering that humans made dog breeds, and we can change them to be healthier!
This belated insight has transformed the role of teachers into that of learning facilitators, akin to a culture of "thinking apprenticeship".
