Sentence examples for principles of think from inspiring English sources

This taps into the same principles of Think and Grow Rich and the movie The Pursuit of Happiness.

What would a principle of thought be doing in the bones and toes?

He majored in psychology at Jacksonville University, became a self-described starving artist and now applies principles of Eastern thought to pitching.

Her father Amos, with whom she shared her November birthday, had come to Concord after the failure of the Temple school, an institution he had founded to instil the principles of transcendentalist thought into the young.

Or, perhaps he thinks the Iraqis should give even more ambitious blowjobs and suck not only on American-ness, but also on the principles of Western Enlightenment thought, with special emphasis on free-market, representative democracy.

The NY Times is home to a lot of traditional reason, often based on false principles of how people think.

"He laid out the principles of what he thought went right and wrong in New Hampshire," said Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's chief strategist.

In the case of simultaneous exposure to several chemicals, the principles of IA are thought to be met only by substances with strictly dissimilar mechanisms of action.

Of their principles I think little better than I do of those of the slavery extensionists.

Blythman, whose book lays out her '20 principles of eating', continues: "I think vegetarians would eat anything if you told them it had no animal products in it.

This was fun, and though Cunningham has been rolling dice — and telling us he was doing so — for fifty-odd years, it was still shocking, for it explodes the principles of order that we think of as central to art.