Sentence examples for signs of thinking from inspiring English sources

Having promised to "think the unthinkable" on welfare, Mr Blair has shown remarkably few signs of thinking at all or of allowing his colleagues to do so.

The junta shows signs of thinking this way.

They are signs of thinking with his hands, of trying things out, of exploring and excavating.

Once that whole thing blew up, the judges gave signs of thinking for themselves, which made it highly dangerous for Kwan, who skates smoothly but has trouble nailing two triple jumps in a row.

At the May conference, Chicago Booth Dean Edward A. Snyder, AM'78, PhD'84, held a forum with Fama, who showed no signs of thinking his theory had failed.

Mr Bush may have sounded a little like Teddy Roosevelt, but he showed scant sign of thinking like him.

Mr Kim shows every sign of thinking he can hang on to some of his nuclear gadgetry and still squeeze enough economic help from his anxious neighbours to survive.

Weak representationalism has been fairly uncontroversial (though it would have been denied by Russell, who showed no sign of thinking that his sense-data represented anything, and by some Wittgensteinians who are hostile to the whole idea of mental representation).

But in a sign of a change of thinking, Donald Trump sent a top diplomat to observe the Astana discussion this week.

We also looked at the behavioral signs that accompany the act of thinking up an answer on the spot (e.g., an increase in pauses) and signs of emotion in the face, voice or gesture that contradict the words being spoken ("The answer is definitely no" accompanied by just a slight nod of the head).

Meanwhile, a major sponsor of jihadi activity in the region, Saudi Arabia, has shown signs of re-thinking its position.