Sentence examples for merits of thinking from inspiring English sources
However, it remained the case, as Doob often observed, that analysts and probabilists tended to keep their distance from each other and did not sufficiently appreciate the merits of thinking rigorously about probabilistic problems (which were often left to physicists) or of thinking probabilistically in purely analytical problems.
The radio hit You Can't Get What You Want, with an intoxicating, jazz-inspired guitar solo from Vinnie Zumo, leads into Go For It, a quick march through the merits of thinking positive, horns blaring like the studio was on fire.
The problem is, whatever their merits, this way of thinking about food is a recipe for deep confusion and anxiety about one of the central questions of life: what should we have for dinner?
To address this we must firstly ask what it means to be a "unifier" or "diversifier" in a field, and what are the relative merits of each style of thinking.
The precise core of Hayek's concern is not the mirage of thinking merit does matter, but the mirage of thinking entitlement doesn't.[10] Note the similarity between Hayek's view and the view expressed by John Rawls in "Two Concepts of Rules" (1955).
Utilitarianism has the merit of reminding us that such talk reflects just one way of thinking about ethics and politics – and not always the most useful.
New way of thinking: really?
She is capable of thinking.
Whatever the merits of positive thinking, its prevalence has oversimplified the way we conceptualise our emotional lives.
A couple of years ago, a psychologist named Gabriele Oettingen published a piece in the New York Times, in which she argued against the merits of "positive thinking".
