Sentence examples for strive to think from inspiring English sources
I shall continue to strive, to think, for in work alone is Man's purpose.
But from Rome's point of view it often seems the reverse it is saving the rest of the church from being involuntarily "Americanised".Like John Paul II, members of the Curia, the Vatican bureaucracy, strive to "think in centuries".
That's what I would like my critics to think about me, so I strive to think the same about them; and anyway, it takes that kind of generosity to fit the historic facts.
As Dan Senor stated, we should all strive to think with a 'big head' by using judgment, emphasizing improvisation over discipline, and challenging the chief over respect for hierarchy.
"Men should strive to think much and know little".
Your adrenaline and survival instincts will kick in, but strive to think rationally and pursue safety methodically.
"Start again". "Striving to think". "It's not clear enough yet". It's an abstract – an attempt to recreate a feeling of confusion by filming a place that couldn't have been more familiar to Collins pre-stroke.
Yes, but we would miss the ways in which Nichols, striving to think his way outside and through the theatrical box, shoots Jonathan in a string of different ways: from the side, in silhouette; stranded in the cool white room, in velvet slipper and no socks, as Sandy and a weeping Jennifer rise from the couch and soundlessly leave; alone at last, with the fun over, gently refreshing his Scotch.
Today, the school strives to "think big;" it is the only public research university in the state that offers undergraduate, graduate and professional education programs.
We also strive not to think of any of our holidays as particular times for devotion.
