Sentence examples for elite thinking from inspiring English sources

"I think we have had enough of the privileged elite thinking this country is their bank, lining their pockets and taking it away from the poor," said Sullivan.

What was the elite thinking behind the use of force in Afghanistan?

Far from indicating a country on the ropes, the foreigners seeking both legal and illegal entry into the U.S. in the last decade are a market signal pointing to a nation doing far better than elite thinking around the world has suggested.

The second factor is even more depressing than the first: the elite are thinking ahead to their retirement and lining their children up for their positions.

"Because when I hear the word elite, I'm thinking about guys that can make unbelievable plays on the field by themselves.

It is not possible to remove the top link without the whole system coming down, and there are no signs that anyone in the elite is even thinking yet about the possibility of planning for a post-Putin future.

"When I started getting into the higher levels and we talked about going elite, I started thinking I maybe could work hard enough to get there and see myself in the Olympics," Johnson said.

The elite are used to thinking that power can always be clawed back in Bangkok.At this point, there is no indication that the army will side with this lacklustre attempt at a coup.

(Confused television commentators, believing Samuelson had started with the elite racers and therefore thinking her time was 30 minutes slower than it was, called the late miles of her race as if she were struggling to a 3 20 finish).

And, once again thinking like an elite athlete, she has a final score to settle.

The real tragedy in the continuing litany of academic corruption scandals is that many young African-Americans, not just elite athletes, are brainwashed into thinking that the way to a better life is through sports and not through education.