Sentence examples for selection thinking from inspiring English sources

These examples show the nature of the interaction between cultural evolutionary thinking and more traditional natural selection thinking.

"I went into the selection process thinking my chances were very slim," said Peake.

Selections included "thinking clearly" and "itching, cramping, or aching" (Table 3).

"There's no need to announce a captain early when it might influence what you're thinking selection wise.

Inconsistent selection, reactive thinking, poor game management, inconsistency... England's inability to fulfil their collective potential has been maddening.

The show that resulted is a subtle triumph of research, selection and thinking, suavely installed at the Sackler and accompanied by a valuable, readable catalog, which should be in bookstores by the end of April.

Evolution is a difficult subject for students, with well-documented confusion about natural selection, tree thinking, and genetic drift among other topics.

"What was the selection committee thinking?" Joey had quit his job at Patton Boggs a week before the interview.

This is the beauty of Cheika's selection – it unsettles our thinking.

Read what our selection of voters were thinking a week before election day David, 43, Colorado, a lifelong Republican who voted for Hillary Clinton I am very disappointed about the result, but I can't be despondent.

"I was the most nervous I have ever been when it comes to selection because I was thinking whether [Hope Powell] would consider it a risk to take me or not.