Sentence examples for prior thinking from inspiring English sources

"There's not a lot of prior thinking about why it sounds good or what it might do".

In the conclusion of the workshop the experts engaged in integrating its best hindsight and foresight in aligned action, the challenge was to extract a «Vision 2030+», possibly embedded in the prior thinking and debating of future addiction and lifestyles.

The Panic of 1857 broke the mould of all prior thinking on the world economy.

Dr. Burkes submitted a letter from his psychiatrist, who said that Dr. Burkes's attention-deficit condition "interferes with his ability to organize and categorize information prior to thinking about it," and that he was in a state of "confusion, perplexity and overwhelming fear" the day of the guilty plea.

In 1960, following a suggestion by Geach, Prior began thinking of U as a relation of accessibility between worlds.

Back in fall 2002, most were still focused on the prior downturn, thinking all Internet stocks were "zeros;" their books filled with shorts.

In response, it is noted that an activity might be ruled out as an artform on the grounds that no artworks belong to it, and that the question of whether or not a thing belongs to an artform arises only because there is a prior reason for thinking that the thing is an artwork.

It was just how things worked prior to anyone thinking about macroeconomics.

"Sometime this city will go back to its prior political thinking," Mr. Giuliani said.

I immediately reverted back to my prior self thinking this is going to really suck.

In fact, some authors argue that religious beliefs are built around prior teleological thinking (Dawkins 2006; Kelemen 2004a, b).