Sentence examples for hampered thinking from inspiring English sources

He had an extreme dislike for the use of algebra and analysis, and he often expressed the opinion that calculation hampered thinking, whereas pure geometry stimulated creative thought.

This focus on attack treatment hampered their thinking about other strategies to reduce the burden of migraine.

We finally conclude by some remarks on the role of the publication system on the development of soil ecology and suggest that this system might hamper interdisciplinary thinking and the building of links between general theories and specific empirical studies (section 6).

Problems with such assessments range from their potential to falsely indicate student understanding to the possibilities that they hamper critical thinking and exhibit bias against certain groups of students (Towns and Robinson, 1993; Scouller, 1998; Rogers and Harley, 1999; Paxton, 2000; Dufresne et al., 2002; Zimmerman and Williams, 2003; Stanger-Hall, 2012).

Adrenaline can hamper your thinking, causing you to make an unwise and possibly deadly move.

Hampered specific future thinking may be one display of a foreshortened sense of future in those who think that the trauma has cut short their lives or that aspirations and life goals that had been important to them will no longer be reachable after the trauma.

"The possibility that we cannot know because we are stuck within the system is a common theme among many of the problems I have tried to tackle," he admits, adding that our language, brains and even thinking hampers our quest for knowledge.

Normal evolution in political thinking is hampered by this synthetic truth.

However, perfectionism is an unhealthy way of thinking that hampers your ability to adapt and be flexible, a crucial part of success in life.

I further exploit information on the preferences of individual crowd members in order to investigate whether wishful thinking hampers the accuracy of crowd valuations, but fail to find evidence that such is the case.

That's even if your rational thinking wasn't hampered.