Sentence examples for popular thinking from inspiring English sources

Natural Foods should withdraw, for three reasons: (1) Issue advocacy can be done without direct political contributions; (2) election outcomes and popular thinking create risks that lobbying cannot manage well; and (3) the other positions of candidates that aren't directly relevant to the business may create risk for the overall brand.

Reason: Popular thinking held that the Internet would render such publications obsolete.

This participant indicated popular thinking: I know about pap smears, but I do not think that it is necessary for me.

It's not like popular thinking about Christian doctrine.

One of the two, popular thinking goes, will ultimately be caught in a lie.

Contrary to popular thinking, the glitterball is alive and well in 2004.

The game itself has been in development for a while, and has earned attention from forward-thinking Internet folk, such as Jonathon Blow, the creator of breakout indie game Braid, and Randall Monroe, the creator of popular thinking-person's webcomic, xkcd.

Would it make sense to vaccinate the more popular students, thinking they might have more interactions than their classmates who keep to themselves?

Dorst goes beyond the superficial fads and ready-made recipes of popular design thinking cookbooks and provides a robust and clear framework for why and how design can address problems in our society and economy.

There's new research to back up this popular mode of thinking.

"No one can talk about American popular culture without thinking about black culture," Gates said.