Sentence examples for scramble thinking from inspiring English sources

As many as 30 million American children may have been exposed to mercury in excess of Environmental Protection Agency guidelines -- levels of mercury that, in theory, could have killed enough brain cells to scramble thinking or hex behavior.

Then there's the mental fogs and scrambled thinking... It's the same with dating.

Researchers have tried for generations to understand the biological underpinnings of schizophrenia, which affects 1percentt of the population, causing scrambled thinking and delusions.

Morgan's calmness under pressure will certainly be of benefit to an England side who during the latter stages of Cook's tenure suffered because of his sometimes scrambled thinking in the field.

Multitasking has been found to increase the production of the stress hormone cortisol as well as the fight-or-flight hormone adrenaline, which can overstimulate your brain and cause mental fog or scrambled thinking.

He scrambled back, thinking Nedved was going to shoot from the left-wing circle, but Nedved passed to Barnaby.

But not only did I find this dramatic leap difficult to process, it also sent me scrambling backwards thinking: so there was a plan about what to do should Elliot resist stage two?

We were thinking scrambled with toast and java.

Trump's pugnacity mixed with his seeming willingness to ignore facts contrary to his argument make it hard to assess his motives, which may scramble conventional thinking and raise the risks of an unorthodox response from China.

"Like its would-be lovers, 'Wild Grass' chases itself in circles as it scrambles genres, examining seeing, thinking, remembering and imagining with a zany awareness," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in June.

Trump's tweet seemed to signal a break with four decades of policy charted by presidents of both parties — and it sent his staff scrambling to explain his thinking.