Sentence examples for thinking a more from inspiring English sources

IT is well known that when like-minded people get together, they tend to end up thinking a more extreme version of what they thought before they started to talk.

Princeton's Cass Sunstein observes: "When like-minded people get together, they tend to end up thinking a more extreme version of what they thought before they started to talk".

One of the premises of this return to thinking a more emancipatory form of religious thought is that such a thinking might prove a tonic to the fundamentalist turn that has affected Christianity and Islam over the last several decades, providing it with a set of alternative narratives, histories and figures of radicalism.

"I think he's a little calmer; I think he's thinking a lot more now instead of just reacting and saying things," Hendricks said.

One reason is that rich Russians are thinking a bit more long-term anyway.

I've been thinking a lot more about the appliances I use, as well.

And thinking a lot more about what's going on around you".

He's thinking a bit more why the acting wasn't enough.

As in Russia, managers who used simply to loot their companies are thinking a bit more long-term.

But if I'm being honest, I'm thinking a lot more about the opportunity I have at Roma".

I'm going to be thinking a lot more about what's local and where the seeds come from".