Sentence examples for proposed thinking from inspiring English sources

The ancients proposed thinking about it in the midst of vigorous life, so of course it seemed terrifying, but in fact when death approaches we are already half gone.

In dealing with the problem of God's knowledge of future contingents, Ockham had proposed thinking about time as the modal feature of language.

Bella almost gets him to propose, thinking that his post-war plans include her.

"Right now we are focused on making sure West Virginians have water and we get through this crisis before we start proposing or thinking of proposing new regulations," Manchin spokesman Jonathan Kott told The Huffington Post.

As we said previously, the current manuscript is designed to propose the Public Goods hypothesis and to propose "goods thinking" instead of "tree-thinking".

At Harvard, Daniel Schacter, a psychologist who studies memory, proposes that thinking about the past is absolutely necessary for imagining the future.

"Do you really think … I would propose the things that I proposed last night, thinking I might be on a ballot?" Sandoval said in January, referring to a proposed tax increase that would be the largest in Nevada history.

I wondered if the doctor who proposed this was thinking of including American medicines.

The proposed definition for thinking process is based on listing its main goals and functions.

In the Spirit domain, 4 facets were proposed, which were: thinking, verbal expression, consciousness, and spirit of the eyes.

In the late 1990s, a few scholars proposed introducing systems thinking in international health in order to take local perspectives and contexts into account [ 18, 19].