Sentence examples for from his thinking from inspiring English sources

That did not mean following traditional forms, which would have been far from his thinking.

When I asked him to explain the title of "I-Be Area," his video about adoption, cloning, shared identities, and other possible aspects of the new social order, he said that it came partly from his thinking about people having areas, which he described — I am paraphrasing — as the totality of each person's cumulative effect on others.

But physics was never far from his thinking.

We invite him to consider the possibility that TV, as an instrument of culture, does not matter as much as he thinks it does... His disappointment may come from his thinking of TV as the natural successor to literature or conversation, when in fact it is only the successor to the old parcheesi board, from which no sensible player ever expected great spiritual rewards.

In his speech, he promised to give a bigger role to the United Nations but the organisation was, as usual in Washington, absent from his thinking when major foreign policy decisions had to be made.

After signing on to direct, the Russo brothers met with Ed Brubaker to learn more about where the Winter Soldier character came from, his thinking and the themes behind the character.

The change also marks a major victory for Gove, who will be able to say that he has carried into government his thinking from his book Celsius 7/7.

B11 SPORTS D1-8 Troubleuble With Knoblauch Sports psychologists surmised that the Yankee second baseman Chuck Knoblauch's increasing difficulty in making accurate throws to first results from his simply thinking too much about the act of throwing.

Mr. Regan came away from his trip thinking that every student in the United States should take a trip abroad, either to Europe or to another place with cutting-edge energy technologies.

Nevertheless, as a result of repeated racial bigotry, Russell refused to respond to fan acclaim or friendship from his neighbors, thinking it was insincere and hypocritical.

"While his language was far from modern, his thinking, as far as form and the treatment of materials is concerned, was ahead of its time," Mr. Lindberg has said.