Sentence examples for project thinking from inspiring English sources

"We didn't start the project thinking we would do that," Mr. Steiner said.

The team spent the early months of the project thinking about memory and city, and how we build our own psychogeographies of familiar environments.

Mr. Sís had gone into his "Tree of Life" project thinking that Charles Darwin had arrived at his theories about natural selection while visiting the islands on the voyage of the Beagle.

He said he accepted the project thinking that all of these aspects could be drawn out by the exhibition design, "and that I could riff on the sensibility of the game and its history through the forms and images within the exhibition".

At Columbia, an arts college housed in a series of old buildings, Gang's center, the first entirely new structure that the college has built, is an exuberant building of concrete and glass whose interior is laid out so as to emphasize framed views from one area to another: Gang approached the project thinking in terms of how a director might frame shots through a camera.

What was Scoble, the poster boy for RackSpace's new Building 43 project, thinking?

I suspect this to be as accurate as a description can ever be – given that this sentence is already projected thinking as content of mind itself.

It's a clear case of projecting, thinking that everyone's going to be friends at the end of the day.

Some philosophers attempted to remain closer to Hempel's project by thinking of explanation in terms of unification.

"Nothing," replies the harassed project manager, thinking of the palm trees he has to transport to a subterranean swimming pool.

In Birmingham – in a less dramatically intergenerational exercise – the Radical Childcare project is thinking how best to redesign the childcare system to fit both children and parents as the world of work changes quickly and dramatically.