Sentence examples for thinking imagined from inspiring English sources

Until recently, conventional military thinking imagined a war-fighting network in which different "platforms" (a generic term for aircraft, ships, tanks or any large piece of military equipment) would be used to unleash weapons, gather data and, in fact, command the whole operation.

I kept thinking, imagine if this was a band I really liked, I'd be loving it.

The learned separation of stimulation and response allows the interposition of more complex intellectual activities such as thinking, imagining, and planning.

As others have mentioned in their blog posts, this process of thinking, imagining, and experiencing has helped us to establish strong bonds with one another, and been so powerful that we've occasionally forgotten that we're in India – we're simply here.

But fast forward a few years and you (and your child) may be asking, "What was I thinking?" Imagine this future scenario: "I, Porkchop, take thee, Rosemary... .. or "My name is Porkchop, and I approve this message".

Thankfully, it only took two months for her to get pregnant, because I remember thinking, Imagine if we have to do this for a full year: all those jars of semen and basters and all that," elaborates Dewi.

Cameron and Osborne may, with Blair-like self-delusion and magical thinking, imagine that saying nice things about poverty and social mobility will fix the problem.

He used a thought experiment to explain his thinking: imagine you fired a cannonball horizontally from the top of a mountain on Earth.

To engage in a bit of wishful thinking: Imagine that the top rate, not just on dividends and capital gains but on all income (above a large family exemption), is taxed at a flat 15%.

Einstein and his collaborators were thinking classically, imagining that the electrons were separate objects when separated.

Then we started thinking bigger, imagining other dishes: Proust's watercress soup.