Somewhat naively, we proceeded thinking that a statute clarifying that breastfeeding was not a criminal act would be sufficient to stop harassment".
I let my hands rest on the button of his jeans, unsure of how to proceed, thinking as much about his own pleasure as what was happening in my own jeans.
Douglas Lasdon, executive director of the Urban Justice Center, who wrote a paper in 1990 about the city's lack of public toilets that is credited with jump-starting the debate, said it would be a "colossal bad idea" for the city to proceed without thinking through maintenance issues.
When we engage in deliberation or reasoning about what to do, we often proceed by thinking about the reasons which favor our various options, and then bringing these together into an overall assessment which is, precisely, intended to guide our choice.
His facial expression clearly signaled, "Can you help me?" I did not stop, instead proceeding into the mailroom, thinking, This is my day off.
Early in the 20th century, the French physician Édouard Claparède and the American philosopher John Dewey both suggested that directed thinking proceeds by "implicit trial-and-error".
Scientific thinking proceeds within a framework of presuppositions that it is the business of the scientist to use, not to argue for and still less to challenge presuppositions to the effect, for example, that every change has a natural explanation.
The fundamental idea of my proof theory is none other than to describe the activity of our understanding, to make a protocol of the rules according to which our thinking actually proceeds" (Hilbert, 1928, 475).
The only solution to this is that one has always existed, but not through oneself, but within "a Being of transcendent personality" and from whom "the self which is thinking now proceeded into temporal existence" (Approches de Dieu, in Oeuvres complètes, p. 64).
