Sentence examples for fluid thinking from inspiring English sources

My grandmother nearly poisoned herself when she mistakenly drank cleaning fluid, thinking it was Milk of Magnesia; both were milky fluids in blue bottles, and she could not read English.

-He added: "Mr. Weiner probably possesses all of the above traits, but also has the 'optimistic' upward slant and the fluid wavy stroke symbolizing intelligence and fluid thinking".

We have fluid thinking to thank for the innovations of Copernicus and Galileo; Darwin and Newton; Einstein, Edison, and Jobs.

Matrices measure non-verbal skills and the ability to solve new problems (fluid thinking) by assessing an individual's ability to perceive relationships and complete analogies [ 19].

It has been shown to provide information regarding nonverbal capacity for fluid and divergent thinking.

Douze added: "We're also looking at water  as a symbol that lends itself to a boundaryless, expansive, fluid way of thinking".

The mathematics students had difficulties with the fluid way of thinking in constructing the theoretical models.

Several managers also noted that following integration they felt empowered to make further adjustments and modifications to clinic operations, as they became accustomed to a more fluid way of thinking about space, systems and staffing.

Because lymph nodes drain this fluid, the thinking goes, it could more easily accumulate in a person's affected arm.

According to Carhart-Harris, it involves more fluid, flexible thinking, unusual associations and perceptions, vivid visions and perhaps enhanced creativity.

There is evidence to suggest that ethnic/racial background/identity may shape how girls and women relate to ideals of hegemonic femininity, with women of color embracing a "thicker" body ideal and a more fluid, flexible approach to thinking about the female body that does not hinge upon the achievement of a cultural body ideal (Parker et al. 1995; Wood-Barcalow et al. 2010).