Sentence examples for dramatic thinking from inspiring English sources

He wanted to live out dramatic thinking.

Dramatic thinking, which depends on a fundamental detachment from self, does not currently animate the sidewalks around Columbia.

But that suggests a breakthrough, a new way of dramatic thinking, difference with a consequence, and "La Bete" merely seems born of collegiate bravado.

Lionel Trilling, Jacques Barzun, Robert K. Merton — these were the men who invented the Morningside Heights style of what you might call dramatic thinking.

Mr. Tarullo's "statements mark a significant — perhaps even dramatic — shift in thinking at the central bank," Simon Johnson wrote in a recent column for Bloomberg News.

This is why I must avoid the temptation of the dramatic conclusion, of thinking about this through the narrow lens of the fate of one individual.

The rise of a cohort of highly successful local start-ups such as India's Infosys, Argentina's Globant and Ghana's SOFTtribe has had a dramatic effect on thinking across the region.

Maybe the series doesn't fully represent the Marcopolous family, but it tricks you, without dramatic gimmicks, into thinking you know them, which strikes me as the goal of anything autobiographical.

NEW YORK TIMES   The Political Viability of a Cap on Bank Size  |  Simon Johnson writes in a column in Bloomberg News that a recent argument by Daniel K. Tarullo, a Fed governor, is "a significant — perhaps even dramatic — shift in thinking at the central bank".

Nigeria has had a dramatic shift in thinking with regard to hosting the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations finals.

Much earlier Copernicus' idea, that planets travel around the sun, rather than everything around the earth, was a dramatic shift in thinking about the solar system.