Sentence examples for regressive thinking from inspiring English sources

#IStandForMercy @BenQuilty There are few greater displays of abuse of State power and regressive thinking than the death penalty.

For some policymakers and economists, "povertarianism" is synonymous with socialism and regressive thinking, and they say that by repeatedly emphasising the rising numbers of poor people in India, such thinking seeks to reverse the immense gains of 20 years of economic liberalization.

This regressive wistful thinking looks, scarily, as if it might act itself out in dangerously self-destructive behavior, but it doesn't finally come to a fatal point; instead he learns that his own will to live is stronger.

If you incur a £40,000 debt, with regressive interest rates, you're probably going to be thinking about your degree in narrow economic terms.

Freud theorized that thinking during sleep tends to be primitive and regressive.

The Takeaway It may be easier to find sex outside of marriage nowadays, but cheating is still considered incredibly uncool -- and thinking that doesn't make you some sexually regressive curmudgeon (unless you're in France).

New Labour was regressive and technocratic; in its heart of hearts it dreaded the messiness of democracy; the poor and the put-upon were not to its taste; its alienation from ideology - another word for thinking - left it doomed to be tossed about by the great issues of our time.

And thinking, thinking, thinking".

Design thinking.

Tree thinking.

Such a regressive line of thinking was actually part of the dialogue last winter, as a 15-member committee appointed by Rod Paige, the secretary of education, debated claims that collegiate men's teams were being unfairly eliminated to comply with Title IX.