Sentence examples for establishment thinking from inspiring English sources

"I'm so sick of Establishment thinking".

What was the white establishment thinking in Manchester and Des Moines?

Yet there is a logical flaw at the heart of establishment thinking.

"One rule for us, one rule for everybody else" might be another way to sum up establishment thinking.

James Purnell can be expected to come up with new thinking and policies and Stephen Byers is ready, as ever, with an original critique of establishment thinking.

He told the Guardian: "David is like John Major, far-sighted and determined on social policy and public policy reform, but blinded by establishment thinking to the real dangers of EU integration".

He went on to immerse himself in academic studies, concentrating on the medieval period, and especially what now might be called workers' rights and anti-establishment thinking.

In a recent ABC News "Nightline" town meeting program in Jerusalem, Ephraim Sneh, Israel's deputy defense minister, summed up the Israeli establishment's thinking.

After all, nearly two decades ago when he himself was a baron in the LDP, he first launched the debate about how Japan should modernise long before the political establishment was thinking about it.

If the Hollywood establishment is thinking Danny Boyle's next film will be another jubilant, rags-to-riches fable in the vein of Slumdog Millionaire, it has another think coming.

Although it had considerable commercial success, to Wilder's consternation it failed to engage the attention of a single major literary critic; by now, the establishment was thinking of him as comfortably middlebrow, part of the world of The Saturday Review of Literature and the Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Club