Sentence examples for the established thinking from inspiring English sources

"We definitely don't want the statements of some hotheads to become the established thinking," says Korn.

This put an emphasis on classical authors, questioned some of the accepted certainties of established thinking and manifested itself in the teaching of new subjects, particularly through the medium of the Greek language.

Occasionally, the journal publishes contributions – in its Forum section – based on personal viewpoints and/or experiences with the intent to stimulate discussion and reflection, or to challenge established thinking in the field of higher education.

PLoS One, the online journal which published the paper encourages ideas that challenge established thinking.

Even free tertiary education, the idea with the leftiest pedigree, does not go against established thinking.

So I asked the process by which the Hizb ut-Tahrir influence had been established – thinking it may have been investigated by this division.

"I'm running against the established order of things and I think Kathleen and John kind of reflect established thinking.... You're trying to win but it's not like you're trying to annihilate the other person".

The NOF's new advice challenged established thinking by advising that eating fatty foods such as meat, and dairy products such as cheese and yoghurt, while avoiding low-fat products, would benefit health.

The group set out to challenge established thinking about dining out in London.

Robert W. Fogel, a Nobel-winning economist whose number-crunching empiricism upended established thinking, most provocatively about the economics of slavery, died on Tuesday in Oak Lawn, Ill.

Most of the time, new categorization schemes don't completely overturn established thinking.