Sentence examples for inward thinking from inspiring English sources

Sheryl Crow gets serious on "Wildflower". She's looking inward, thinking about love, the meaning of life and the evening news.

In his classic book The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, Patrick Lencioni calls this "artificial harmony," a system in which different perspectives are either suppressed by team leaders or glossed over, and yes-men go back to their own divisions to deride executive team decisions, fueling silos, inward thinking and infighting.

TR: How does this kind of inward thinking lead to bad site design?

You've got one public that's fairly well informed, which is here, so you know you've got organic milk, 100% free-range eggs; they do a huge amount of salads, they've done a huge amount of inward thinking in the last five years.

And in daily life, humans don't treat such inward thinking like a task that needs to be started and stopped.

Brain scans of people with persistent high-functioning depression also show that regions associated with inward thinking or rumination are hyperactive.

But I also feel selfish for turning inward and thinking about all the black men close to me when I see Castile's mother, Valerie, on national television: gripped with righteous anger, but fighting back the pain long enough to get her point across.

They turned inward, stopped thinking of the future and the world - even as US corporations and armies laid waste to much of it - and concentrated exclusively on narrowly defined individual concerns with an attitude of "I got mine, Jack, and the devil take the rest".

Scott's piano-driven melodies and inward-thinking persona have already been compared to another openly gay British crooner, Sam Smith.

The boy's journeys through space represent inward-thinking and imagination, planets represent fears and the inhabitants personify McMillen's childhood "inner demons".

This is demonstrative of the inward-thinking of some vegans that places veganism on an untouchable pedestal, utterly separating it from the existence of other diets and from eating disorders.