Sentence examples for thinking on which from inspiring English sources

That is, the law reflects a way of thinking on which masculinity means strength, forcefulness, aggressiveness, and domination and femininity means delicacy, resistance, submission, and subordination.

He is, however, rather less so when it comes to the patient, long-term strategic thinking on which lasting success is usually founded.

What is the Government's thinking on which UN agency should lead any post-conflict work, and which individual would lead such a potentially huge task?" William Hague, who was at the time Foreign Secretary, said the Government had not yet prepared for the post-conflict situation and that it would do so in the coming weeks.

Radical feminism only, it turns out, "which tries to overthrow the whole system of thinking on which we have hitherto depended" as opposed to "the tradition of female emancipation, beginning with Wollstonecraft and people like that, which is I think a completely different thing, and part of the natural reform of our institutions and our way of seeing things".

It moves beyond the predominant transactional thinking on which so many retail systems today are based to the relational.

As Sally Haslanger (2000) and others have noted, however, the claims regarding male and female thinking on which this line of thought depends are not well supported.

George Bush and John McCain have finally come around to Obama's sensible way of thinking on Afghanistan, which is a good sign.

Mr Hain, who spells out his argument in a new book, said he would like to see "more radical" thinking on public spending, which is set to be one of the key battlegrounds in May's general election.

But it may also mark the start of a shift in thinking on the topic, which could speed up in the event of any future attacks.

And President Obama, like his predecessors, has regularly engaged reporters and columnists in off-the-record chats so that they're familiar with his thinking on contemporary issues — which is a euphemism for spinning them.

The calculation, accurate or not, represents a marked shift in thinking on the plan, which emerged as a potential hurdle for Republicans as people voiced growing frustration about complicated enrollment.