Sentence examples for thinking about the concept from inspiring English sources

Rather, I've been thinking about the concept in general.

"I hadn't been thinking about the concept as a product," she said.

"I've been thinking about the concept that when you dream, you're dying a death every night," she explains.

This is a particular way of thinking about the concept, one that probably does not equally draw on all of the definitions she explored.

As an undergraduate, Peters-Hamlin began thinking about the concept of internationalizing human rights when students built a shantytown to protest Cornell investments in apartheid South Africa.

"Doc" was the album that got me thinking about the concept of independence, of parts being played in time, at any time, and in whatever order was necessary for them to form a whole.

Tarde's work in this area influenced later thinking about the concepts of social psychology and the diffusion of social ideas.

First, we wanted to transform student behavior from passively taking notes in class to actively thinking about the concepts being discussed and applying that thinking to solve problems.

Read and write, actively thinking about the concepts and forming your own ideas.

"When you walk in and see bricks of money in the toilet, it really gets you thinking about the whole concept of money," Mr. Ruane said in an interview.

Early in 2015 I found myself regularly speaking and thinking about the Biblical concept of "Ebenezer".