Sentence examples for thinking consistent from inspiring English sources

For its critics now, it is seen as Hirschi (1993) describes it: a poor specimen of research and thinking consistent with requirements of government bureaucrats.

Research is now crystal clear about the harm caused by irresponsible media that sustains this way of thinking: consistent exposure to distorted images creates entrenched, negative perceptions about people of color.

Attending to teachers' thinking is consistent with other researchers' recognition of the need for facilitators to learn how to notice teacher thinking (Borko et al., 2014a; van Es, 2010).

You only achieve results when you combine focused thinking with consistent action and hard work.

Do you blow it out, see if you get one year, win a championship, or do you stay consistent, thinking you'll play in 2011 and we're not going to hurt ourselves?

In keeping with Kant's first Critique, valid thinking is not merely logically consistent thinking.

They're charged with passing on to the next generation critical thinking skills consistent with the needs of democracy.

This thinking is consistent with what I hear from more and more Alaskans especially our younger generations.

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This line of thinking is consistent with omission bias, a frequently observed cognitive bias in decision-making in which harms (i.e., HIV infection) due to acts of commission (i.e., trial participation) tend to result in greater regret than harms due to acts of omission (i.e., not using a condom) [ 40, 41].

(This is consistent with thinking that a meta-understanding of the workings of mathematical, modal or moral discourse is important to philosophy; but then there seems no reason why such a meta-understanding should be problematic for methodological naturalism).