Sentence examples for thinking breeds from inspiring English sources

This thinking breeds dangerously unhealthy complacency.

This kind of thinking breeds paranoia.

But as the tectonic plates of society shift and a more egalitarian era beckons, we must continue to stand guard against the rigidity of thinking that breeds its own climate of intolerance.

She's thinking: I cross-bred with something.

"I keep thinking I could breed a better flower on it," he said.

"Why is it that trains are so conducive to deep thinking that breeds creativity?" Asks Dowd.

You can be changed forever by a work of fiction that's just a few pages long, or even less, but the time you spend with a really long novel – I'm thinking, over 500 pages – breeds a particularly intense relationship.

Innovation only happens if the company culture is such that it breeds innovative thinking.

No one will buy one thinking it is rare-breed Longhorn.

And that only served to underscore a reality that has already unnerved the authorities: that the Sinai, a place that historically has not bred radical thinking, may have become an incubator for terrorism.

So it is imperative that we come equipped with tools for tricking ourselves into thinking it grand to breed.