Sentence examples for deadly thinking from inspiring English sources

Some suspect the impact will be comparable to 1968, when Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" made HAL the world-famous symbol of deadly thinking machines.

For example, they will say, "I'm silent but deadly" without thinking that their clever saying implies they reek.

But this can be a deadly way of thinking.

"At the time it was the seventh-deadliest city in America, so I was thinking there was no way I could screw this up," Nettles said.

But perhaps thinking so is just another, more deadly sort of hubris.

Doctors are alarmed by the increase in unsafe sex among young gay men who may be lulled into thinking the virus is no longer deadly.

But the man, terrified, brought the cards into Boondall Police Station, thinking it was filled with a deadly powder.

In a departure from the opera's deadly seriousness, the Protector asks the Boy what he is thinking about and is told that someday an eight-lane highway will run through their forest.

However, the programs still seem to be easily forgotten in a nation that is more accustomed to thinking of itself as the victim of the deadly American atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

For example, "What if I'm diagnosed with a deadly disease?" "What if he orders invasive tests?" Rather than thinking about the potential positive gains made from a routine check-up, you're thinking of all the worst scenarios.

8) Stop thinking and speaking in the terms given by the deadly triumvirate: pseudo-intellectuals, neo-liberals and technofuturists.