Sentence examples for engaged in thinking from inspiring English sources

"They had the resources to get people engaged in thinking about it, but I don't think they've had any trouble getting people to agree".

That's a first, to have someone like him engaged in thinking much more actively about journalism.

The ruling, he added, should not "unduly trouble the N.Y.P.D., which I will assume is not engaged in thinking up ways to violate the Constitution".

I made several adjustments, including adding a new lab (the "black box lab") which was especially effective in getting students engaged in thinking about circuits.

Getting the job: I went to graduate school for urban planning at M.I.T. and was engaged in thinking about public spaces and public art and in particular how digital tools can help in storytelling.

Also, our students are often already engaged in thinking about questions relevant to the prize in their SHASS classes — namely, who they are in the world, and what it has meant to be them in different places.

Professionals in the program engage in thinking and practices rooted in marketing results.

General practices, as small businesses, whose core business is the reactive care for large populations, had few incentives to engage in thinking about these difficult issues.

This process might be as follows: engaging in substitute actions (i.e., excessive eating, distracting one's attention, engaging in thinking about pleasant matters, watching television more than usual, reading books on neutral topics, and excessive sleepiness); and seeking social contacts.

For those who do engage in thinking, however, conscience emerges as an inevitable by-product.

First, he engaged in conspiratorial thinking by accusing the climate science community of blocking contrarian research.