Sentence examples for national thinking from inspiring English sources

I do not believe that we will be able to distinguish between the Convention and the IGC unless we manage to change national thinking.

"So it is too much to hope that our national thinking could turn in the other direction so quickly".

We were aware of the fact that such a heterodox perspective contrasted with the neoliberal vision that had governed our national thinking in the past decades and that such an interpretation implied a value judgment or moral dilemma, but we also knew discourse was being presented to us with an intrinsic true value justified by certain schools of economic sciences.

Every shift of national thinking in the past coincided with the maturity of a technological advancement.

Nazi propaganda clarified the symbolism of the flag: the red colour stood for the social, white for the movement's national thinking and the swastika for the victory of the Aryan peoples over the Jewry.

"You can trace how art reflected national thinking and feeling about the West and North America as this amazing resource that immigrants came to exploit," Harris explains, referring to the pioneering settlers.

"I think he's taken that opportunity with us and hopefully that will catapult him into the national selectors' thinking.

At one conference where topics included "Imagine what a GNH economy might look like", and "Is Gross National Happiness thinking applied in economic policies and activities?", there was a sense of uncertainty regarding how to imagine, create, and achieve a GNH economy on the ground.

Thinking about a national anthem involves thinking about national pride and thinking about national pride should bring you out in hives because being proud of the happenstance of your place of birth is like being proud of being left handed, or having decent balance.

Thorpe didn't object – after all, he thinks that theatre is part of an ongoing conversation that can take place anywhere – in community centres, rooms above pubs and youth centres as much as theatres – and that it acts as "a national laboratory for thinking about how we think and how we are and what we are".

The other — letting the transfer go through — would mark him as a politician who sees past the pale of his home turf, thinking on a national scale.