Sentence examples for from the thinking from inspiring English sources

"The Hunter," the late September release from the thinking man's metal band Mastodon, presents a single image of a multi-jawed beast's head.

"We have to move away from the thinking that producing an energy crop doesn't compete with food," said Mr. Dubois of the Food and Agriculture Organization.

The first thing that needs to be removed from the thinking around sexually transmitted infection prevention is the concept that any sex can be entirely safe.

The movie, filmed in luscious golden tones, is sticky with sentimentality and festooned with lines straight from the Thinking of You section in the card racks.

If General Petraeus privately believes President Bush's facile rhetoric about the pursuit of "victory" in Iraq, it would be a departure from the thinking evident in his dissertation and counterinsurgency field manual.

· Football is many things, obviously - beautiful, gripping, sleazy, politics by other means; I had not thought it could also be funny, but last week's readings from The Thinking Man's Guide to Football, at Foyles bookshop in London, proved me wrong.

A far cry, to be sure, from HAL, the thinking computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Armstrong disengaged from the Agena, thinking the problem was there, but the tumbling worsened.

Clijsters must have returned from the break thinking the Wimbledon final was but a set away.

"Major challenges need swing-from-the-fences entrepreneurial thinking.

I was grabbing the dust from the ground, thinking that he was in the dust".