Sentence examples for small thinking from inspiring English sources

So to think that we're the only thing out there is pretty small thinking.

It was smart, knowledgeable, enjoyably gossipy and wonderfully literate — an oasis in what is often a desert of large egos and small thinking.

Along a railroad from Philadelphia to Washington, a route once traced by his hero Lincoln, Obama on Saturday urged Americans to adopt a new "Declaration of Independence" from bigotry, small thinking and ideology.

Armstrong and Moulitas blame the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee for targeting just 30 or so GOP-held districts in recent years as small thinking that limits the party's possibility for success.

But if big companies aren't being built because of this small thinking, we'll all suffer sooner or later.

The time for small thinking is over.

Yet Carroll's ruling, while almost entirely pro-quantum, is not purely an endorsement of small-scale thinking.

What are Ibsen's small-thinking narrow-provincial towns if not suburban?

A wave of interest in such small dwellings — some to serve, like the Shepherds' home, as temporary housing, others to become space-saving dwellings of a more permanent nature — has prompted designers and manufacturers to offer building plans, kits and factory-built houses to the growing number of small-thinking second-home shoppers.

These stories are often very beautiful and they crystallise a lot of wisdom but they're much too small-thinking to possibly be correct, given everything we know now about the size of the universe and the biological algorithms and computations and so on.

We opted for the smallest size, thinking the smaller the size, the less the risk of setting ourselves on fire.