Sentence examples for phase of thinking from inspiring English sources
More bolstering, though, would be a new phase of thinking.
When I found out about my dyslexia, I went through a phase of thinking I was stupid, but then I thought: "I've got this far, let's see how far I can get".
It's in the phase of thinking, analysis and war games--as if we were in about 1922," says Andrew Marshall, a Pentagon official who has encouraged research on many of the new devices.
Oh, God, I went through a phase of thinking I could be a sex kitten.
James told Stubbs in the Wire interview that "Didgeridoo" came about as he "was going through a phase of thinking... that no notes was where it was at... but I subsequently found that it had been done before, not just in the avant-garde but in electronic dance music".
However, existing evidence from typically developing 8-year-olds has shown increases in gaze aversion during phases of thinking for a range of different types of task; including episodic and autobiographical memory (Doherty-Sneddon & Phelps, 2005).
Which is fitting, considering I've had phases of thinking of canning it altogether, convinced it isn't working, before crawling back with my tail between my legs.
Which is fitting, considering I've had phases of thinking of canning it all together, convinced it isn't working, before crawling back with my tail between my legs.
Epistemic scripts were adjusted for each phase to help support the types of thinking most needed, or most anticipated to be difficult for the students, during that phase (e.g., phase 1 scripts focused on problem identification; phase 2 selecting and justifying analysis methods, and phase 3 critical interpretation of results and evaluation of project outcomes).
Variants of this approach represent the dominant mode of thinking about the early phases of the emergence of life (Maynard Smith and Szathmary 1995).
I love camping, though, and the new two-berth campervan from Romahome was phase one of my plan to gently bring her round to my way of thinking.
