Sentence examples for gift of thinking from inspiring English sources
Anyone with the gift of thinking realistically might want to consider a career in business.
They are possessing us and yet they are allowing us the gift of not thinking ourselves possessed at all.
"She has the rare gift", wrote critic Beverley Baxter, "of thinking her lines, not merely remembering them.
After 56 years of thinking differently, our gift back to Steve Jobs cannot stop at viral videos.
A few short months after the Melbourne Festival of Ideas was cancelled, we assembled a pro bono team and found ethical, independent philanthropy to run an unprecedented festival of thinking -- a gift to Melbourne and Australia.
By thinking short instead of thinking long, and feathering his nest with cheap gifts (as well as actual, literal feathers), he broke the unwritten rules of the game.
Everyone laughed, including Dr. Johanson, and relaxed for the next hour and a half as the two paleoanthropologists conducted a tour of their science's unfinished business, from the search for the last common ancestor of the chimpanzee and human lineages to a deeper understanding of how early modern Homo sapiens developed the gift of symbolic thinking and language.
A parent gives the gift of failure by thinking in the long-term rather than in the short-term; by thinking less about checking off the imaginary box — "Was I a good parent today?"— and thinking more about, "Was I a good parent this year?" We get so focused on making sure our kid is perfectly happy and perfectly worry-free when they go into bed each night.
Louise says, "Sajad brought these clothes as a gift, thinking nothing of it.
This means when they are picking out gifts, they are thinking if the gift is worthy of the recipient posting a photo of the gift on social media.
