Sentence examples for links to think from inspiring English sources

Some links to think about: Music industry analyst Mark Mulligan's latest views on how digital music is evolving.

Some more links to think about: Long a hot-button issue in the US, the net neutrality debate is warming up in Europe.

Some links to think about today: He may be friends with Taylor Swift, but he respectfully disagrees with her views on the streaming service.

Some links to think about: Former Pirate Bay spokesperson Peter Sunde is out of prison, and talking to TorrentFreak about internet dangers.

Some links to think about: Thanks to a new API, Google-powered smartwatches can now download a range of watch faces – "from the unpredictable Minions in Despicable Me to the X-Ray artistry of Hugh Turvey" – with the Android Wear app updated to make it easier to browse and download new faces.

After all, oil and energy companies have well-documented links to think tanks that promote climate skepticism.

Disgust is indeed intrinsically linked to thought processes as it stops them (Tetlock 2000), but the emotion of disgust is unlikely to constitute a form of tacit intelligence on which can be relied as a guide for public deliberation or practice.

The lateral prefrontal cortex has indeed been linked to thought suppression processes [80].

They aim to lead young men, perhaps those with ancestral links to the region, to think, as DH Lawrence put it, not with the mind but "with the blood".

The flags and insignia, the calls to unity and the reminders of the transatlantic link: it can be tempting to think one Nato summit is much like another.

It says the Bank of England may need to think about linking mortgage size to income levels formally.