Sentence examples for namely thinking of from inspiring English sources
However, she was critical with regard to the risks of technological determinism, namely, thinking of technological platforms as the only influencers of human behaviour and organizational change.
Thus, Aristotle introduces a distinction between two types of thinking, namely thinking as considering images versus thinking as considering characters.
Reflexivity is in this sense what Arendt (1977) has identified with the most important aspect of being human, namely, thinking as a public good.
But frame does give rise to a first role in this model as well, which I call conceiving, namely thinking through the purpose, perspective, and positions of a particular unit to be managed over a particular period of time.
An important lesson, according to Balcerowicz, "is that one should be prepared for the window of opportunity by pursuing what appears to be a useless hobby"—namely thinking about the institutional changes necessary for freedom.
This implies that Muslims of our era should do the same as he did in his era, namely, support the best principles and thinking of our era -- democracy, human rights, freedom, pluralism and secularism.
In adult BD, the two most prominent symptoms are those associated with changes in cognition (namely speed of thinking as described by pressure of speech and racing thoughts; and content of thinking as described by grandiose or bizarre ideas).
But a growing body of research suggests another, broader benefit: a boost in a specific kind of creativity — namely, divergent thinking, or the ability to generate new ideas from a single principle quickly and effectively.
Thinking of those affected.
Thinking of a Master Plan.
