Sentence examples for represented thinking from inspiring English sources

The Dewey Decimal System represented "thinking that truth lies in figuring out the single correct way of ordering our categories," said David Weinberger, a fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.

"Citizenville" represents thinking by analogy, and it's useful primarily as a guide to concepts and slogans about government in the age of the Internet that are currently circulating in the vapor of conferences, political speeches, and TED Talks.

Gov. Mark Sanford Republican of South Carolina Even the Bible talks about the Pharaoh's dream and seven fat cows coming out of the Nile followed by seven skinny cows, so the notion of ups and downs, and of business and economic cycles, represent thinking that has been around for a very long time.

Whether they are statistical flukes or just represent thinking outside the box, a few of these zany indicators have sometimes been just as reliable as a room full of high-paid security analysts.

Hadn't Mr. Simons's designs represented forward thinking?

Miller condemned Freud's change of mind as an act of cowardice and a betrayal of children; and, distancing herself from these ideas, in 1988 resigned from the International Psychoanalytic Association, which represented Freudian thinking.

It stressed the figures represented "early thinking".

The Tigers think he gives them a chance for postseason play, but that thought might represent wishful thinking.

"E-mail is horizontal power; it represents horizontal thinking.

Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defence, said it did not represent official thinking.

The plans unveiled by Smith today are the rollout strategy revealed by NO2ID in January, representing IPS thinking as finalised and discussed with other departments before Christmas.