Sentence examples for familiar thinking from inspiring English sources

It describes strategies that expert designers use to 'get out of the box' of familiar thinking, to identify gaps in existing products, and to go beyond 'satisficing'satisficing

Yet the M.I. vogue, as Cheung said over lunch, may reflect more familiar thinking than the fanfare suggests.

It's called "Bioelectricity: A Quantitative Approach," which embraces biology, my certifiably worst subject in college; electricity, a force I consider semi-mystical and rather scary; and quantitative thinking, which is my least familiar thinking.

American drivers familiar with thinking in miles per gallon may find it hard to fathom liters per 100 kilometers when they first drive in Europe.

Senior British sources familiar with thinking at the highest levels of the EU say the French, German and Spanish leaders all raised questions about Cameron's letter.

They soon find Merkel in familiar guise, thinking not of the future of the Arab Spring or the fate of Fukushima but of Stuttgart, or more precisely the March 27 election in Baden-Württemberg.

More particularly, by making the inner self-scrutiny a familiar experience, thinking inculcates in us a fear of the partner that "awaits" us in solitude.

SoftBank thinks it can get there largely through ridesharing, say sources familiar with its thinking.

This is a familiar way of thinking.

And that's a familiar way of thinking about programming.

But Trump felt vindicated after the remarks, said people familiar with his thinking.