Sentence examples for thinking generated from inspiring English sources

The Living Languages report highlights many of the debates and thinking generated by the two-year project, and brings together some of the dominant themes.

For Cohen, pure thinking generates the pure principles of knowledge through judgment – the epistemic structure that, he thinks (following Kant), relates different concepts to one another.

I like the way Newsweek described it in a recent essay on creativity: "To be creative requires divergent thinking (generating many unique ideas) and then convergent thinking (combining those ideas into the best result)." And where does divergent thinking come from?

Cohen now argues that pure thinking generates those principles from itself.

Divergent thinking generates creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions, encourages spontaneity, and a free-flowing manner, such that many new ideas are generated.

"production of something original and useful... to be creative requires divergent thinking (generating many unique ideas) and then convergent thinking (combining those ideas into the best result)." These challenges beg for an integrative approach.

"I get the impression at times that in our relation with America, they seem to follow the mold of a corporation that has to report to its stockholders every year, as opposed to thinking about generating a long-term relationship," he said.

In the end, this spirit pushes the team's thinking to generate better products.

The focus of the study was to identify factors influencing first-time mothers' decision-making, to gain an understanding of mothers' thinking, and generate new knowledge in relation to first-time mothers' decision making regarding the timely introduction of CFs.

When green-hat thinking has generated some ideas, red-hat thinking can come into play.

Figure 12 Thinking of generated groups in terms of their Cayley graphs makes it very natural to view them as metric spaces.