Sentence examples for hidebound thinking from inspiring English sources
So did the experience of overturning hidebound thinking with reason.
The organization's membership is arbitrary Italy is a member, Spain isn't; South Africa is in, Nigeria is out and its pronouncements can reflect the sometimes hidebound thinking of finance ministers and central bankers.
The organization's membership is arbitrary — Italy is a member, Spain isn't; South Africa is in, Nigeria is out — and its pronouncements can reflect the sometimes hidebound thinking of finance ministers and central bankers.
If the people themselves are hidebound and dogmatic, thinking, for example, that social arrangements must follow tradition, or revert to principles laid down in an ancient religious text, they will not be prepared to take the untoward consequences of current habits, or policies following ancient principles, as evidence disconfirming their claim to practical success.
The church, to be "where the action is," as he put it, needed to behave accordingly - coolly promoting social progress while exorcising prejudice and hidebound, unsecular thinking.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
Just thinking, thinking, thinking, thinking.
