Sentence examples similar to naming thinking from inspiring English sources

Michael Palin was named "thinking woman's hunk".

The fifth factor is named Thinking Like a Scientist and includes items about explaining a scientific paper and thinking of experiments.

That blunderbuss style is amply on view in "Intuition Pumps," which provides a dictionary of dozens of Mr. Dennett's own jokily named thinking tools — the Sorta Operator, the Curse of the Cauliflower — along with demolitions of the rigged thought experiments and intellectual tics of rivals, who get called out for everything from willful ignorance of science to overuse of the word "surely".

Finally, Pinker names thinking itself as the ultimate pacifier.

He admitted he had scratched his name, thinking it would be "cool" to do so, according to court records.

It is leading with its brand names, thinking along the lines of corporate functions, rather than thinking about what people want to do.

Huebner licensed the fabled crime-scene shutterbug's name thinking that Weegee would have found the still-gritty area stimulating.

He married and legally changed his first and last names, thinking that a new name would help him escape the trauma of his past.

"I definitely bought it because of the W brand name, thinking that would protect the value of the unit," he said.

He's still transfixed by the humanity of her name, thinking about who she must have been and trying to honor the life she had by letting her reanimated corpse go hunting for a meal that is far warmer and more deadly than a chocolate glazed.

As Groupon became internationally known, opportunistic domain squatters around the world started to buy local Groupon domain names, thinking that we'd eventually be forced to buy them at an insane price.