Sentence examples for imperfect thinking from inspiring English sources

Verghese, too, writes of the importance of fallibility, of how imperfect thinking is not only inevitable, but also the engine of medicine's advancement.

In thinking about policies in imperfect economies you have to think beyond just one market failure.We do indeed need a strong fiscal expansion now.

In reality, we make decisions in imperfect conditions that prevent us from thinking things through.

Namely, "old Keynesian" and "new Keynesian" models represent two intelligent but imperfect responses to the problem of thinking about an economy in which people must make future-oriented decisions.

And yet, to judge our own intentions against what we suppose to be their imperfect fulfillment, is a way of thinking that leads back to self-justification.

But I can't help thinking that the failure of these imperfect but adventurous romps through American history also suggests some discomfort on the part of large audiences with their gleefully subversive attitudes.

Still, thinking about information retrieval purposes, even highly imperfect transcriptions of the lyrics can be useful.

That's one of my things I hate, is that I wasted so much time thinking that way, thinking that I was so imperfect.

So, just stop thinking about them as ways that you are imperfect and look instead for ways to embrace them.

This past March, Yaroslav's graduate students were assigned "Thinking the Twentieth Century," "Israel: An Alternative," and "Past Imperfect".

"It was about thinking about how the conditions of life are so radically imperfect," Mr. Goldberg said.