Sentence examples for thinking notes from inspiring English sources

"They're thinking what we're thinking," notes Phil Edwards, the BNP's national press officer.In this section New blood for the health service Race war Polite protest On the trail Up or down?

Based on the novel "What Was She Thinking?: Notes on a Scandal" by the British writer Zoë Heller, the film stars Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett as colleagues nearly undone by desire.

If you read Zoë Heller's 2003 novel "What Was She Thinking: Notes on a Scandal" (or if you saw the movie, in which a super-creepy Judi Dench torments a pedophiliac Cate Blanchett), you'll know that when she does sordid, she does it all the way.

While you are thinking, note that it would have been brilliant defense by East if he had started with three low clubs and king-jack-ten-sixth of diamonds.

Tacit vs. reflective design thinking Note: For full matrix, see Crismond and Adams (2012).

Feminist philosophy, instead, calls for a pluralistic way of thinking, noting that there are many consistent sets of truths about the world.

In his cabinet meeting today, Prime Minister Ehud Barak criticized this line of thinking, noting that peace lasted with other Arab countries, like Egypt, even after the death of the peacemaker.

Judge Robert S. Hyatt, a district judge in Denver, offered a different line of thinking, noting that the 2010 state law that cut the benefits did not actually allow the state to remove money from the pension fund and use it to balance the budget.

Second, China must allow Tibetans living in China to freely meet the Dalai Lama, so that he understands their thinking (NOTE: Dolma mentioned that CTA currently has little access to the opinions of those living in Tibet due to Chinese controls on telecommunications and the media censorship; most of their information comes from refugees.

A leader in Friday's the Financial Times sums up the thinking, noting: "While there may be merit in a grand bargain that trades the incentives to participate for some measure of statutory underpinning, the idea of handing oversight power to Ofcom is wrong-headed".

Colonel McMaster added in the article that the Army "is finding it difficult to cut completely loose from years of wrongheaded thinking," noting that assumptions that high-technology systems will provide the American military with "dominant knowledge" of the battlefield has formed much of the justification for the Army program to build the Future Combat System.