Sentence examples for singular thinking from inspiring English sources

It was this singular thinking, in part, that led to Zell's biggest financial miscalculation: the December, 2007, acquisition of the Tribune Company, for $8.2 billion.

Miitomo shows that same singular thinking in the mobile space, and perhaps it's not a case of waiting for it to catch up to the accessibility of Twitter et al, but accepting the app on its terms and coming around to its way of thinking.

We must fight the spread of a singular way of thinking and preserve cultural differences.

In the first half of this work, Wheelwright refers to the author of Short Story as a singular person, clearly thinking that Thomas Weld had written the entire piece.

They both start out from the same idea, that is, that thinking something singular is having a singular concept in mind, but they disagree fundamentally on what a singular concept looks like and foremost on how it manages to latch onto the world.

Thinking of human nature without thinking of singular characters of this man or that is a matter of definition, not of assertion, as if one were denying that human nature is found in singular matter.

Zoltán Szabó (2001) says, "To be a fictionalist about Fs is to think that our naïve attitude toward F-discourse is only halfway correct: we are right in thinking that we use genuine singular terms that purport to refer to Fs, but wrong in thinking that they actually succeed in referring.

Many people tell me that my pronouns are grammatically incorrect; however, they use "they" as a singular pronoun on a daily basis without thinking twice about it.

I remember thinking von Trier had a singular gift for provocation when I attended a press screening of The Idiots (1998), that culminated with a journalist stomping off during the final credits shouting, "Bollocks!" repeatedly.

Even networks that don't have a singular audience they're going after are thinking about vertical strategies.

But I'm tired of thinking about marriage as my singular goal.