Sentence examples for engaged thinking from inspiring English sources

I'm a populist when it comes to anything like this — I like the idea that people get engaged thinking about design, about creativity.

But it is Emma who sounds the severest warning: "This strategy feels like a box ticking exercise – at a time when we desperately need fresh, innovative and engaged thinking.

But then I watched the speech from the beginning, and it's a whole, that speech, it is engaged thinking, and the ending made a fitting exit to its reasoned public passion.

If you find this to be useful from an instructional point of view and you're prepared to develop materials for promoting engaged thinking, and if you practice (repeatedly) using exciting, topical critical procedures, then using critical thinking activities in the classroom can produce positive, involved, and enthralling results.

"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".

Art is critical to the health of an engaged and thinking society.

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".

Indeed, it was Richard D'Oyly Carte, then producing the American tour of "Patience," who engaged Wilde, thinking it might give box office a boost.

By simulating evolution through performance, students become physically, as well as mentally, engaged in thinking about evolutionary concepts.

Hence, Jungk and Galtung founded "Mankind 2000", a transnational organisation engaged in thinking about and visualising coming peace and human development transgressing the boundaries of the Cold War.

The job "clearly involves a fair share of administrative work," Lendahl said in an interview last year, "but the most exciting part is to be constantly engaged in thinking about and discussing the best science that is conducted on the planet".