Sentence examples for regular thinking from inspiring English sources

In fact, you can produce a very ingenious policy memo, a very clever invention, or even a very good book by using just your regular, thinking mind; much of the "creative" work undertaken by "creatives" today — and I include my own work in this category — is actually fanciful, in the Coleridgian sense.

In fact, you can produce a very ingenious policy memo, a very clever invention, or even a very good book by using just your regular, thinking mind; much of the "creative" work undertaken by "creatives" today and I include my own work in this category is actually fanciful, in the Coleridgian sense.

(1) Keep the inventory of everything you have to do current, complete, effectively organized, regularly reviewed, and instantly retrievable at a moment's notice, while maintaining regular thinking about the projects and bigger things that you really want to accomplish.

Finally, the last step occurs when the new approach is incorporated into the cognitive make-up of the decision maker and (with maintenance) becomes part of their regular thinking behaviour.

As we slowed to go over the old bridge, I thought about the previous evening's storytelling session with the deer camp regulars, thinking that it might have been my last opportunity to hear skilled hunters and even more skilled storytellers relive their glory days.

She would go to bed at her regular time thinking that he didn't look as if he'd be a decent dancer anyway.

"The nigger that invented them things, still working in the basement of McDonald's for regular wage, thinking of ways to make the fries taste better or some shit".

"Personality" is an abstract noun which refers to an individual's more or less regular ways of thinking and acting.

If you don't challenge the regular way of thinking then that won't happen".

And in coordination with Malcom McLaren and other so-called "Situationists," symbols of dominant culture were reimagined to shock regular folks into thinking differently about society.

However, when concretized in regular planning thinking and practice, the latter ideal becomes contested and complex.