Sentence examples for thinking of most from inspiring English sources

The general thinking of most of the Sophists seems to have been along similar lines.

The strategic thinking of most companies is shaped by the way they do business.

In addition to providing a practical demonstration of automatic stability that would shape the thinking of most subsequent experimenters, he also provided a useful mathematical discussion of the subject.

Her comments reveal the subconscious thinking of most Americans, which drives a prejudice against black people having equal access to employment, education and life itself – a prejudice internalized even among Americans who live in black skin.

Practising Anglicans were more likely to vote Tory than nominal ones; so the old jibe about the Church of England being the "Conservative Party at prayer" had some basis in fact, despite the leftish thinking of most bishops on issues like debt and poverty.

For feminist philosophers, part of the answer lay in the generally disparaging view of women that pervaded Western culture and was consequently reflected in the thinking of most male philosophers: compared with men, women were seen as irrational, emotional, unintelligent, and morally immature.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said he personally liked Mr. Hagel but considered him "out of the mainstream of thinking on most issues regarding foreign policy".

Nor has he revealed his current thinking on most of his campaign proposals on education.

During the first ride through icebergs, I started a process of listing that replaced thinking for most of my time in Antarctica.

But we must be thinking of the most basic need: producing food for people to eat".

Depending on an Iraqi army or the police or government to lessen the disaster is wishful thinking of the most pollyannaish kind.