Sentence examples for from the thinking of from inspiring English sources

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.

Instead of imposing a doctrinaire theory upon the facts, Mr. Roubini employs an eclectic, common-sense approach to history, picking à la carte from the thinking of such disparate economists as John Maynard Keynes and Joseph Schumpeter. "The insights of both schools can be synthesized and brought to bear on the problems we face now," he writes.

As background, I take it that the traditional understanding of original sin, stemming from the thinking of Saint Augustine around A.D. 400, is that humans are tainted because of the sin of Adam, eating the forbidden fruit.

Here we see the dynamic genesis from intensity in sensation to the thinking of virtual Ideas.

Decades of "first impressions" from other sources have molded the thinking of many people.

He lays bare the thinking of everyone from Socrates and Plato and Heidegger and Leibniz through Stephen Hawking and Richard Dawkins.

We urge the US government to start from the basics, thinking of the impact of diseases on people everywhere, and how to improve health outcomes.

Predictions that a departure will actually strengthen America's position are not so different from the wishful thinking of the Bush Administration.

Drawing from Rosenzweig's 1925 essay, "The New Thinking," and taking into consideration Rosenzweig's varied comments about the "new thinking" in other writings, one can highlight the key ways in which Rosenzweig understood this "new thinking" to differ from the "old thinking" of the philosophical tradition.

A deeper understanding of biological systems emerges from the multifaceted thinking of experts from a variety of disciplines.

This post was adapted from "The Thinking Body," part of the Wisdom Hackers anthology published by The Pigeonhole.