Sentence examples for thinking category from inspiring English sources

They were discontinued, but it allowed us to stink up the place with word play, and those articles were among my most read ones of the year … although many commenters would put this in the What Were They Thinking category.

Such publicity has helped the students achieve runner up in the Innovation and Independent Thinking category of the Isle of Man Newspapers Award for Excellence.

In the Intervention Second group, 25% of the students' justifications were placed in the Relational Thinking Category on at least 2 of the 4 items at Time 3, the point after which the intervention was delivered to the group.

In the inclusive thinking category, there is some indication that those who had more optimistic TQ scores than indicated by lower RMDQ change score had in some way exceeded their own a priori expectations for their improvement.

Decisive for educational theory was their statement that knowledge and experience originate in thinking (not in sense impressions, which can provide only examples and individual facts) and that formal thinking categories should form the substance of education.

Suppose — as Grice thinks — certain way of thinking, certain categories, are part of what is entrenched.

I can see why playing All The President's Men on MSNBC would seem to make sense, but lets not fool ourselves into thinking the Category 5 Trump corruption hurricane will be as easy to repair as what Nixon did.

For example, in the scientific-thinking category, students begin in ninth grade by learning to think beyond scientific facts and ask scientific questions, to ultimately using facts to predict results, and finally moving on to formulate the next questions by 12th grade.

The paparazzi may snap an occasional pic, but it will most likely, if at all, show up in the "what-was-she-thinking" category in the gossip mags.

By thinking about categories, we can investigate which mental states have been thought to fall into the category of "emotion," and what alternative mental typologies have been used, especially those which made a fundamental distinction between "passions" and "affections".

Camus was no pacifist, but he deplored the logic of thinking in categories.