Sentence examples for think counterintuitive from inspiring English sources

"Think counterintuitive" is one, although that soon means going beyond the counterintuitive – finding ways to "reverse the polarity of losses", or continue to make money even when things fail.

So what I think is counterintuitive is that if you focus on the big idea, the biggest thing you can possibly do, that's actually somewhat easier, because you can attract more investment that way.

Most people in America think it's counterintuitive to raise taxes if you want economic growth".

"I think it was counterintuitive to be introducing a magazine in this day and age," Ms. Masters said.

The explanation reminds us of an essential, if painful, fact: strong scientific theories are, whatever we might like to think, more often counterintuitive than self-evident.

"I think it's counterintuitive," Gingrich said.

"I think that is counterintuitive," said Megan Smilikis, 18, of Massachusetts when asked if female voters should consider gender when weighing Clinton's candidacy.

"I think it is so counterintuitive, so unexpected".

FOR those single women suffering angst over "Will he call or won't he?" it seems counterintuitive to think that such uncertainty could possibly hold any appeal.

While it may be counterintuitive to think of Trump as an "establishment candidate", the adviser pointed out that Trump's strength in polls is with moderate voters.

Generally speaking, however, realists have objected to it on the ground that it is counterintuitive to think of physical objects such as tomatoes as being sets of actual or possible perceptual experiences.