Sentence examples for master of thinking from inspiring English sources

And in between the thinker (Arendt) and the non-thinking person, which was Eichmann, there is another third man, Martin Heidegger (played in the film by Klaus Pohl), who is a master of thinking.

Despite all the madness Mr. Syson, who is leaving the National Gallery to become curator of European sculpture and decorative arts at the Met in January, has a message he hopes the exhibition is delivering: Realizing that Leonardo has recently been prized more as a scientist than as an artist, he wants the public to see how painting was actually central to the master's way of thinking.

He was considered a master of dialectical thinking.

The Excitement of Cognitive Changes Sevens have new ways of thinking that they couldn't have mastered just a year before.

Finally, we get to the top of our game and succumb to the trap of thinking that there's nothing we can't master.

The most important condition for the survival of the human and the virtual world will be mastering the method of scientific cognition, or the so-called research style of thinking.

And it reveals him to be an early master of lateral thinking.

This jargon turned out to have come from John O'Keeffe, a former Procter & Gamble executive turned management guru (or, as his potted biography puts it, "master of triangular thinking and triangular action"), in whose ideas many of the local staff had been schooled.

Dostoevsky was recognized by Freud as the master of psychological thinking, but his love of psychology did not stop him from poking huge holes in its reliability.

Julian Agnew, the London old master dealer, was thinking of the popular "Manet/Velázquez" exhibition that opened earlier this month at the Met when he chose what to bring to the fair.

He's also painted as a storyteller: a master of cunning and thinking on his feet.