The phrase "thinking believes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to the relationship between thought and belief, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In the realm of philosophy, it is often debated whether thinking believes or if belief is a separate process."
Alternatives: "thoughts hold beliefs" or "reasoning leads to belief."
"Yet thinking, believing or verbally expressing that belief is not in itself discriminatory.
New Yorkers always get antsy around the trading deadline, thinking, believing that the Knicks' road to a title will become so much easier once that one deal is made.
At one end of the series would be guessing and conjecturing, for example, which possess the least amount of certitude; in the middle would be thinking, believing, and feeling sure; and at the end would be knowing, the most certain of all these states.
Another arresting image, "Pioneer with a Trumpet" from 1930, is a close-up seemingly shot from directly under the youth's chin.Rodchenko, who thought that teaching people new ways of seeing would make them open to new ways of thinking, believed that his experiments supported the government's goals.
That is, thinking, believing, intending, etc., all involve thinking, believing, or intending something.
Gee (2012) defined Discourses (with a capital D) as "ways of behaving, interacting, valuing, thinking, believing, speaking, and often reading and writing, that are accepted as instantiations of particular identities by specific groups" (p. 3).
I was able to lose all that weight with this fearful, destructive way of thinking (believe it or not).
To break into making what you've only dreamed of and wished for, you must start thinking, believing and speaking like you're already worth that number!
Mudderella is more than an event, it's a full day experience that is centered around a way of thinking: Believing in your strength and wanting to celebrate that with the Mudderella community.
