Sentence examples for quick to form from inspiring English sources

Research on asymmetric insight shows that we're astonishingly quick to form judgements about other peoples' intentions and, when we do, remarkably over-confident that we are right.

Yet even as that has produced an increase in prosecutions, officials said, the very nature of gangs -- quick to form, grow and change shape -- has made them particularly hard to track and tackle, and the immigration agents' contribution has helped.

Hard water is a domestic nuisance, since it is generally not as quick to form suds, leaves spots and a scummy residue, and contains minerals that can recrystallize when heated, plugging pipes and hot water heaters.

We misunderstand and misinterpret other people's statements and behavior and are quick to form lasting opinions without taking the time to get clarity on the situation.

Delusional patients were significantly quicker to form a judgment as to which urn the balls come from (i.e., required significantly fewer balls to form a judgment) and expressed relatively high confidence in their judgment, compared to normal controls (Bentall et al. 1991).

The combination of the two could account for Lowe's quick return to form.

But Quick returned to form in Game 3, denying Bickell with a dazzling save late, while his low-scoring teammates generated just enough offense to hold off the Blackhawks, who had not lost since Game 4 of the second round.

Nottinghamshire batsman Alex Hales wants a quick return to form after three below-par displays for the England Lions one-day side.

Pour in vegan buttermilk and give a quick mix to form a damp dough.

One slightly depressing reason is that in an impatient world, the quickest way to form a view is to cross your arms and tell the world you're not that impressed.

"Speed Limits," like other works such as "24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep" by Jonathan Crary, draws on the impact of newer, quicker technologies to form a sweeping critique of capitalism.