Sentence examples for retained thinking from inspiring English sources
You are absolutely right - the progressive decline of Alzheimer's is very different from cancer in persons with retained thinking and memory capacity.
I have studied self-starters for decades, and a number of companies have hired me to help find and retain them, thinking a fleet of A Players is the panacea for success.
But I retained magical thinking.
The simple act of cutting out a spruce sapling that had elected to seed itself in a stone retaining wall started Fuller thinking about pruning as an art — the art, he said, of "killing without killing".
Or, several executives said, it may mean that CBS is thinking of retaining Ms. Clayson and going with an all-female morning anchor team, something that has not been tried in the network morning competition.
Lower Manhattan also needs an immediate infusion of tax credits to help retain businesses and reassure residents thinking of moving away.
In an apparent attempt to retain cable customers who are thinking of canceling, or to woo back people who have already canceled, Time Warner Cable will start a trial of a lower-cost cable subscription package next week in New York City.
Professor Zhang remains optimistic that university students can retain their independent thinking amid an assault on liberal ideas, a sentiment not shared by Professor Xia.
It may be that intelligence sets the limits on the amount of information a person can learn and retain, while creative thinking provides the flexibility necessary for the original production of ideas.
It is worth noting that this aspect of much cultural evolutionary thinking retains a strong methodological affinity with the evolutionary psychological approach it is sometimes contrasted with.
