Sentence examples for prescriptive thinking from inspiring English sources
And while he rejects old forms and norms — the title "Once Every Day" suggests vitamins, health, prescriptions, prescriptive thinking, genre, canons, codes — he holds onto gestures and words as if to a sacred ritual.
Solomon never addresses the question of aspiration head on — his book is not that prescriptive — but, reading it, I found myself thinking about my own childhood.
And many think that the expressivist idea advanced by the first goes to the heart of the matter, while thinking that concentrating on the directive or prescriptive use of moral language can at best be secondary.
"Thinking, Fast and Slow" isn't prescriptive.
Reading, thinking, expressing and defending ideas not scary, or prescriptive, or a bunch of meaningless bubble tests.
As a women's press, even the prescriptive material Seal published was usually story-driven, and in marketing meetings we spent a lot of time thinking about how to categorize something that was essentially a memoir as something else--mostly to offset the perception of how much memoir we were publishing.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
The difficulty comes from the fact that there is widespread agreement that our thinking about disease pays attention to both human values and biological phenomena, and it is not always easy to tell how a theorist explains the interactions of these factors, nor whether a given analysis is descriptive or prescriptive.
