Sentence examples for power to think from inspiring English sources

But they do not have the offensive star power to think that way.

Reagan has a quotidian quality, which will appeal to traditional conservatives who don't like holders of state power to think of it as a great and glorious calling.

But because they act deep in neural pathways of the brain, some of them are bound also to enhance people's power to think and learn (see article).

For now, though, Europeans are too stunned by this massive exercise of unilateral U.S. power to think clearly what it's about.

The ideas propelled history as much as the geography they concerned; they encouraged people in power to think about the big picture when they might have done better to think small.

The U.S.D.A. may try to dictate food choices that ignore health and ethics, but consumers have the power to think about the health and moral aspects of what they eat.

When citizens deliberate and legislate about the community's educational, office-holding, and economic policies, their goal is to determine and promote the conditions under which citizens can fully develop their powers to think and to know.

Patients suffering from aphasia may retain such intellectual powers as the ability to think logically, to plan and recollect.

You might want to tell your power company to think about hurrying up with that surge protector and shunt.

Scottish Power seems to think I have two electricity meters.

If ham is anything to go by -- and Power seems to think it is -- the South won't rise again.