Sentence examples for thinking a sort of from inspiring English sources

Lurking beneath the medical humanities' manifesto is a form of associative thinking – a sort of causal fallacy: it is the notion that literary or philosophical absorption, and compassion for one's fellow beings, follow a simple linear path.

"It had all female characters, and it was much more about thinking, a sort of meditative book, in a period when it seemed as if there was very little writing of that kind," she said over coffee and nut cookies on her porch.

Self-disgust struck some of them, and a New York Times journalist gave encouragement to Fidel Castro, quite misleading him (an admirer of Mussolini, who, as a Russian minder complained, only thought in terms of headlines) into thinking he was a sort of Robin Hood.

The apparent expertise consists of the capacity to talk glibly each week about any public event in a way that readers have gotten used to thinking of as a sort of enlightened commentary".

Practice in this thinking could engender a sort of community around energy, getting villagers to think about energy as a collective resource.

Mr Taylor argues that a secular, scientific way of thinking is also a sort of existential choice, a particular moment in human development rather than a "natural" state of affairs.Mr Taylor also lays bare the inconsistencies of some secular critiques of religion.

I have grown used to thinking of myself as a sort of book.

After returning from vacation, she described the picture in an e-mail to the New York Police Department, thinking of it as a sort of a compliment card.

So now I'm thinking, maybe it is a sort of sexual thing.

He had been thinking that 9/11 was a sort of one-off.

He posted one of them to his blog, thinking he would do a sort of mathematical-pasta-of-the-month for the next year.