Sentence examples for of contemporary thinking from inspiring English sources

"We do think David brings a great deal of contemporary thinking as the business changes".

Simone de Beauvoir, one the godmothers of contemporary thinking about gender, denounced Jewish and Christian ideas about womanhood.

How can we understand the miserable failure of contemporary thinking to come to grips with what now confronts us?

The seasonal Top 50 list seems to have become not an opening-up of possibility, an occasional thoughtful interpretation of certain forms of contemporary thinking, and a provisional attempt at establishing the lasting value of music and its history, but a regular form of purely commercial organisation that transforms music into a kind of mundane, fixed and consoling competition.

In an insidious way, the narrative of "urban renaissance" – the tale of heroic elites redeeming a city that had been lost to the dangerous classes – permeates a lot of contemporary thinking about cities, despite being a condescending and often racist fantasy.

Emergence and possibility are the very DNA of contemporary thinking.

He had just finished his first book, "American Skyline," written with Christopher Tunnard, a history of city planning that, contrary to contemporary thinking that emphasized traffic flow and functional design, praised urban architecture that drew on the decorative styles of previous eras.

Much of the contemporary thinking following the collapse of Enron and the economic meltdown of 2008 has required a more abstract analysis and - dare one say it?

My aim is that each element of Vestoj should be a reflection and interpretation of current contemporary thinking and practice around ideas of fashion and its contribution to society.

I'm aware that, in pointing this out, I'm swimming against the tide of most contemporary thinking.

The film, which comes down on the side of vigilante justice, is a little simplistic and out-of-step with contemporary thinking, a problem that did not escape Strick.