Sentence examples for lifetime of thinking from inspiring English sources

Bissell, who has published two previous books, brings more than just a "lifetime of thinking" about Vietnam to his task.

Well, it was only a forty-five-minute address, but I worked very hard to say a lot of things that represented a lifetime of thinking.

Finally, James Peterson distills a lifetime of thinking about food in COOKING (Ten Speed, $40).

He later recalled the insight that shaped a lifetime of thinking: "Whatever preserves and enhances this meadow in the natural cycles of its transformation is good; what is opposed to this meadow or negates it is not good".

There's reading that's important to me, in a personal way: I've been working my way through the books of the psychologist Alice Miller, which are short and very easy to read but disturbing in implication: so, two hours reading, a lifetime of thinking over the content.

This is an excellent book on economics because it is not written by an academic economist but by one of the world's most committed interdisciplinarians who has spent a lifetime of thinking and writing about the behavior of complex systems and about their fundamental (i.e., energetic) determinants.

She is capable of thinking.

But it's unclear if a lifetime of positive thinking got them to a healthy old age, or if they developed a positive outlook much later in life as they realized their good fortune.

Remember that you are trying to undo a lifetime of negative thinking.

"Even though it took only a couple of hours to shoot this (but quite a few more to edit it), it is the result of her lifetime spent thinking about and creating art, and mine learning how to make movies," Mr. Burckhardt wrote in an e-mail.

In fact, he spent most of a lifetime thinking hard about social justice, economic justice and the nature of tyranny, writing 1984 not long before he died.