Sentence examples for evade thinking from inspiring English sources

At the core of being human is the ability to choose, and the primary choice is to think or evade thinking.

"They are haunted by those pictures, that's why Katya's watching movies all day, because she wants to flood herself with other images, in the same way that Brill is telling all his stories so that he can evade thinking about his own problems.

Invariably, at least one student evaluation will complain that ''Professor Baptist only talks about slavery.'' It's an annual reminder that while I've been trying to teach the history of slavery for two decades in American classrooms, America has tried to evade thinking about that history for far longer.

Nina, a woman absolutely dedicated to her career, who's been a party girl most of her life and is reaching an age where the traditional notions of marriage and babies is slightly evading her and she's thinking about the next stage of her life.

This sort of thinking evades the notion of cycles and encourages a linear concept of time.

But they're missing a big beat, he believes, by shunning government, and by thinking "they can evade politics" in their pursuit of social progress.

For now, many American banks are either ignoring the proposal or are thinking up clever ways to evade it.

A serious case for disagreement-based local skepticism regarding some entire class of intuitions which evades the non-self-undermining constraint would require justification for thinking that quite substantial disagreement with some equally (or more) competent other person has arisen.

Many people are sceptical about the idea of what I like to call "sexy addiction", thinking it a spurious notion, invented primarily to help Hollywood film stars evade responsibility for their priapic excesses.

Holding up a Stanley Works saw, he said anyone thinking about buying Stanley Works tools should consider that the company is "evading U.S. taxes and making profits off the taxes of middle-class Americans who are paying their taxes honestly".

Thinking again of Krugman, perhaps one form of insanity lies in evading these highly relevant facts.