Sentence examples for members thinking from inspiring English sources

"I think it was more of an issue of members thinking it was an amendment about a broader boycott of Israel," said one Democratic Senate aide, reflecting on the Senate committee's unanimous vote.

They've come up with Operation Mum, asking Muslim women to inform on family members thinking of going to Syria to fight.

As Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis of Suno accepted the young women's prize, a stunned Ms. Beatty noted that this was one event when she hadn't invited family members, thinking a win was unlikely.

She prevailed, although in a compromise move, the two countries were offered the promise of membership at an unspecified date in future.The following excerpt outlines some of the arguments, pro and con within NATO, and how the events of recent days may have affected members' thinking: ... it will put off many NATO members.

"There is a very difficult situation with Cuban art, because many families left their valuables with other family members, thinking the revolution was going to last only a few months," said Ramon Cernuda, a Miami gallery owner who specializes in Cuban art.

You don't want your committee members thinking you're a spy.

When a performer undresses on stage, I often feel like the child in The Emperor's New Clothes, my recurring thought being: "He has nothing on!" I don't believe I'm the only audience member thinking this, nor do I believe I am the only one who has stopped listening to the text when this happens.

Tracy later loses his temper with a crew member, thinking that he made a suggestive comment about Sue, causing NBC page Kenneth Parcell Jack McBrayerr) to tell Tracy that he has become paternal towards Sue.

Are you an active duty military member thinking about transitioning out or a veteran in transition already that needs to create a future of purpose and feel empowered by your choices?

Similar to the contrast between Josephina and Maya's abilities to be metacognitive about their learning, there is a difference in the extent to which each of these faculty members is thinking about how they think about their teaching.

This can make it harder for a new member to join the group, and can prevent old members from thinking hard about the topic.[13] Ask for a definition of the phrase when you notice someone using it, to clarify and to open up more discussion.