Sentence examples for thinking evident from inspiring English sources

The simple code might have been used more to create an aura of esoteric revelation than for any real secrecy, but the recipe reflects a way of thinking evident in many of the 17th-century volumes on display here.

If General Petraeus privately believes President Bush's facile rhetoric about the pursuit of "victory" in Iraq, it would be a departure from the thinking evident in his dissertation and counterinsurgency field manual.

But the muddled tactical thinking evident in the abject defeats of the last fortnight resurfaced alarmingly.

Writing in the Times, Jennifer Wild, a psychologist at the University of Oxford, has said that the irrational thinking evident from Lubitz's actions in the cockpit may have been triggered by depression, possibly caused by a recent traumatic episode.

That awareness of the viewing, thinking self is evident throughout Rain, Paterson's first collection since 2003's multi-awardwinning Landing Light.

These ideas held by the young Chafetz about the nature of alcohol problems co-existed alongside others, with an earlier report presenting a psychodynamic interpretation of alcoholism influenced heavily by Freud 22, thinking still strongly evident to at least one writer in 1961 23.

Part of the CMA's task, Mr Miliband will also announce, will be to find ways of improving both the availability and affordability of small business lending.As with so many of his economic plans, evidence of Varieties of Capitalism thinking is evident here.

The same thinking is evident now in the Bush campaign.

Even then, his style of writing and thinking was evident in his work.

His new thinking is evident in "To Save Everything," released in March.

Ms. Phillips and Ms. Sutton's comfort level with such free thinking was evident when they pulled an audience member onstage, drawing belly laughs.