Sentence examples for thinking began from inspiring English sources

By the 14th century, however, scientific and theological thinking began to diverge.

My interest in systems thinking began when collecting stories for my book From Poverty to Power.

Over the next several weeks, the patient's thinking began to clear.

Perhaps the current Slogan Era of business thinking began in 1995, with the appearance of Fast Company magazine.

But as Ms. Reynolds's project became more historical in nature, he added, "our thinking began to change".

Kevin walked into the kitchen and without thinking began placing a stack of clean dishtowels into a drawer in color-coördinated piles.

The first section, "Humanity," which explores Confucian thinking, begins with an orchestral prelude.

Although she still avidly courts great performers, her thinking begins with composers, ideas, trends, theatrical concepts.

"This week while going down to watch my old Sunday league team it got me thinking," begins Jason Drewery.

So he responded with a radical idea: to teach children philosophy — or specifically "the cultivation of excellent thinking" — beginning in pre-kindergarten and continuing through high school.

The thinking begins with the very first move.