Sentence examples for enforced thinking from inspiring English sources

In the 11-and-a-half-minute interview, Fry mused about all this in his erudite, amusing and slightly pompous way, and said he feared that "the advances of the Enlightenment are being systematically and deliberately pushed back" – the idea of free thinking, open societies not ruled by churches or "enforced thinking".

"Enforced thinking" was prevalent because "life is complicated and nobody wants to believe that life is complicated, this is the problem.

A Computational-Thinking bastrategytegy is adopted to enforce thinking computationally in STEM gate-keeping courses.

It is an indictment of Lee's hitherto failure to enforce his thinking that, having seen Heidar Helguson's opener cancelled out by goals from David Healy and Alexei Smertin, he switched to a 4-3-3 at half-time.

It's enforced, institutionalized Tragic Thinking.

The Counter-Reformation in Spain enforced the strictest antihumanist thinking.

Perceptions about matters such as STI practice are shaped by institutional and social structures (e.g., formal and informal policies, practices, procedures, power dynamics) that enforce particular ways of thinking and acting.

Nevertheless, Carhart-Harris believes that the psychedelic experience can help people by relaxing the grip of an overbearing ego and the rigid, habitual thinking it enforces.

"I made a few changes, some enforced, a few in terms of thinking about the bigger picture and I thought the lads who came in played really well for us tonight".

When discussing symptoms from three distinctive perspectives, we may risk to enforce traditional dualistic thinking between mind and body (and context).

Therefore, whole-system thinking should be enforced in the development and control of EVs.