Sentence examples for thinking laid from inspiring English sources

After one particularly long fit of giggles, Mr. Silas, without thinking, laid his head in Ms. Benjamin's lap.

Shoshkes's paper traces the influence of Geddesian thought on post-World-War-Two planning through the person of Jaqueline Tyrwhitt, arguing that the latter's synthesis of Geddesian thinking laid a foundation for sustainable urban planning.

In The Undoing Project, Lewis (who contributes a foreword to this collection) describes his discovery that Tversky and Kahneman's thinking laid the foundation for Moneyball, his own ode to number-crunching.

Mr. Cuomo's thinking, laid out in his State of the State address in 2012, was to replicate a strategy that had paid dividends in the Albany area, where massive spending on nanotechnology had help seed companies like GlobalFoundries, a computer chip manufacturer and major employer in Saratoga County.

Subsequently, it will be demonstrated how religious thinking laid the foundation of patriarchal genealogical thinking, i.e., the search for the natural (though non-evolutionary) affiliations of man.

As the museum tells it: "this belief that force can monitor thinking laid the foundation for one of the most destructive eras in man's history".

But my middle one, like me, pops off without thinking, laying bare her insecurities in naked exhibitions of the workings of her mind.

Thinking lays the foundation of all responses.

This line of thinking lays blame on the victim for being overly sensitive and is just a way for former bullies to validate the behavior of current bullies.

Working with adults now to change the tide of thinking lays the ground for our next generation to grow unfettered from the binds of discrimination.

The thinking is laid out in an article by American psychologists that is already being tipped as a "big idea" of 2013.