Sentence examples for thinking boundary from inspiring English sources

Oberlin has a strong tradition of advancing the human condition through the arts and sciences grounded in critical thinking, boundary explorations and active civil engagement.

If the question seems unanswerable, children will be encouraged to posit many possibilities, pushing their thinking boundaries.

The Tory class of 2010 – with nearly 150 new MPs – is a great competitive hothouse, especially once MPs start thinking about boundary changes that will shrink the Commons.

"You're constantly thinking about boundaries," he said.

"Kids run around unsupervised, go from one yard to another without thinking about boundaries, neighbors know each others' kids …" Which means that whenever there's a backyard activity, suddenly, there's a whole party of children ready and willing to jump in.

We need to define the science problem with no-boundary thinking, without boundaries of disciplines.

It is possible to define σ in a way that does not require knowledge of g | T ( ∂ M ) by thinking of any boundary vector ξ as characterized by its angle with ∂ M and the direction of its tangential projection.

What he means by that is thinking beyond the boundaries of the defined process to look for something new — to think more like a startup.

The answer, to Savage's way of thinking, is smarter boundaries, not hard-line rules about monogamy.

"I wasn't really thinking about electoral boundaries when my parents were putting me into school," he says.

And it certainly serves to show that, although the Earth may have boundaries, thinking about how to help it should not.