Sentence examples for how one thinks from inspiring English sources

One can look for faults in terms of how one thinks the circuit or the system will work versus reality.

Regardless of how one thinks the savings should be spent -- or not spent, so as to reduce the deficit -- the Pentagon needs to go on a serious diet.

"I think it's good that you may wonder how one thinks and acts.

For a Christian, the question of whether an undocumented immigrant is a criminal or a victim trapped in an unjust system depends on how one thinks about sin and human responsibility.

These cases looks like a problem for the conjunction reduction test, depending on how one thinks we should treat the ambiguity in generics.

Sure they have to look cool and freaky fab but in reality, how one thinks determines how one dresses and acts.

He is very good at describing how one thought cascades into another and the deep obsessions he has had since childhood.

I thought about portraiture--and I knew I wasn't dealing with traditional portraits, that I was looking at portraiture in another way, that spoke to how one identified oneself, how one thought about family, culture, those kinds of things.

"It was not related to how old one feels or how old one thinks they look.

However, considering how much the word erection is used, it's rather astounding how seldom one thinks of its roots.

How strange, how wonderful, one thought at the time: at last a young poet more inclined to grieve for others than herself.