Sentence examples similar to sides of thinking from inspiring English sources

I've always slightly erred on the side of thinking this might work out.

I actually tend to come down on the side of thinking that a lot of the goals of the march were realized".

Having thought awfully long and terribly hard about it, I am erring on the side of thinking we should probably reserve just a shade more of our sympathies for the poor kids of Instagram – and indeed the poor kids of elsewhere.

Most films seem to play to the emotional side of thinking, not the plodding, probative, cerebral side of intelligence.

An interesting side effect of thinking that GO (et al). is not the ideal target is that the "best GBA method" (by some currently unknown standard) might actually perform badly on GO.

But, roughly speaking, we may say, that most management styles have so far focused mainly on managing the logical reflective side of thinking, which admittedly, seems the important one.

The demand-side of thinking has been bolstered by a small yet growing body of field evidence suggesting that potential consumers often do not invest in or maintain use of environmental health technologies (e.g., piped water, water filters, private latrines, insecticide treated bed nets, improved stoves), because they do not know about or value the benefits of the technology.

Now I'm not saying "men's" interest, I'm saying the masculine side of this energy that comes from left brain thinking - "we have to create fear, and dominate and this is the only way we can do this, and big business is what it's all about, and we have to drill for oil, and we have to go take over a country" [laughs] - those are the masculine, darker side of energy way of thinking.

It now stands at 22, reproach enough for a batting side that is consistently incapable of thinking on its feet, of assessing a pitch and adjusting its tempo to suit.

"It's a long process of gradually bringing people round to our way of thinking, on all sides," said someone who works closely with pro-remain figures.

This change of thinking on both sides of the divide has put most Kashmiri militant groups out of action, and Pakistani groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba have seen their foothold in Kashmir steadily weaken.