Sentence examples for thinking developed from inspiring English sources

As the focus settled on the well-trailed school reforms prepared by Michael Gove, Lansley, hidden from view, started to think about how to fuse his thinking developed over 20 years with those of the Lib Dems.

As her political thinking developed, she became increasingly critical of worldwide governance.

As his thinking developed in the years after its publication, he predicted that light would be influenced by gravitation.

Our country's essence is founded upon centuries of Western intellectual and ethical thinking developed from interweaving Greco-Roman philosophic and political traditions and Judeo-Christian religious principles.

Welcome back the thinking developed by the National Economic Development Office, proposed by Conservative chancellor Selwyn Lloyd in 1961 and abolished by John Major 30 years later.

R. Kent Newmyer's long-awaited "interpretive biography" is less interested in Marshall as institution builder than in showing how Marshall's constitutional thinking developed during three decades as leader of an increasingly divided body.

They argue that an interchange gives the United States insight into Beijing's thinking, develops contacts that may prove useful in the future and contributes to deterrence by showing China the high caliber of the United States military.

In carrying out this study from a neo-Piagetian perspective, we assumed that student mathematical thinking develops in hierarchical stages, in each of which some basic ways of operating have been adapted to underlie a variety of mathematical schemes.

I don't teach NOS and we don't discuss it, but from what I see of the students during the process, their scientific thinking develops through the inquiry project (Leah).

Successful programs teach the skills of critical thinking, develop the disposition to use these skills, use structure training to enhance transfer to real-world settings, and encourage metacognitive monitoring as a way to maintain critical thinking processes in consciousness.

This could explore differences in understanding and experience between doctors and their patients, and highlight how diagnostic thinking develops.