Sentence examples for thinking misses from inspiring English sources

But this kind of thinking misses the point of the Romantic creative imagination.

But this narrow thinking misses the larger impact of Sea Grant.

Could it be just the boost the boys need?" See, this is the sort of proactive blue-sky thinking missing at the FA.

Both lines of thinking miss what keener observers believe is Xiaomi's true character, and its ambition: to become China's biggest provider of internet-connected devices to an eager, ever loyal, following drawn from a young demographic numbering hundreds of millions who will soon be outfitting their first homes – and looking for a brand to help furnish it.

(If there was any silver linings here for Knicks fans – there weren't but play along here – it was that the game didn't have any moments quite as bad as Andrea Bargnani's "what was he thinking" missed three-pointer in their game against the Milwaukee Bucks earlier this week).

Joe Klein and others with similar thinking miss that point.

A ridiculous conclusion caused by a leap in thinking that misses a critical step.

But her complaint that the prayer was a personal affront that sent her the message "you don't belong here" merely reflects the wrongheaded psychological turn in current Establishment Clause thinking and misses the real constitutional point.

Such thinking, however, misses the point.

Parsing the world into imperfect humans and imperfect systems, into cognitive versus system-based research approaches, and into system 1 (intuitive) versus system 2 (analytical) modes of thinking, 23 24 misses much of the human factors work on shared mental models and distributed cognition cited earlier.

Not that I didn't know what was going on here from reading the paper, but what was missing was the daily immediacy of what people were saying and thinking -- missing was everything that was going on by the way.