Sentence examples for thinking because it from inspiring English sources

"Enterprise helps to challenge that way of thinking because it shows them that we all have talents.

But I know what they're thinking because it sometimes sneaks out: What does he do all day?

Rakuten's boss, Hiroshi Mikitani, argues that English promotes free thinking because it is free from the status distinctions which characterise Japanese and other Asian languages.

The poem is called "Thinking" because it forces us to confront the difficulty of keeping that mental crow on its mental wire.

Teachers welcomed Dr. Kahane's advocacy of critical thinking because it showed their students how to take apart an argument or text and assess its logical merits.

"That was quite a mature thing to be thinking because it implied I would get through it," she adds, "and I was right".

It's that I'm scared of this kind of thinking because I know it, and I know it because I've heard it coming from the mouths of people who were bigoted against me.

I don't say that to spark a discussion on how lousy the Chinese are for this line of thinking, because I don't see it like that.

Gork, a Florida graduate, said she grabbed the hat without thinking Saturday because it was raining outside.

Judge Scheindlin found that line of thinking problematic because it assumed the people stopped were criminals, which she concluded was rarely the case.

And no, that's not a caricature: Last year the Texas G.O.P. explicitly condemned efforts to teach "critical thinking skills," because, it said, such efforts "have the purpose of challenging the student's fixed beliefs and undermining parental authority".