Sentence examples for thinking presented from inspiring English sources

That is a similar line of thinking presented over many years by Benedict, whose main preoccupation is growing secularism, and it is likely to be a central part of the discussions this weekend.

The play is a lumpy but generally engrossing primer on Spinoza's radical thinking, presented in the classic style of a courtroom drama and buoyed by a skilled cast.

Among the coping strategies analyzed, the strategy Religious Practices and Fanciful Thinking presented a significantly higher weighted average (M = 3.99; SD = 0.70), followed by Problem-Focused Coping (M = 3.80; SD = 0.66), Search for Social Support (M = 3.00; SD = 0.87) and, with a lower average, Emotion-Focused Coping (M = 2.23; SD = 0.61) (Table 1).

48 61 The emergence of health systems thinking presents an opportunity for reflection on how to improve eye care delivery at the horizon of 2020.

Such generality (in not distinguishing between pursuing good and avoiding bad) would fit a line of thinking present sporadically in the utilitarian tradition and culminating in the twentieth century behaviorist notion of positive reinforcement.

Those hemp-growing, tree-hugging, corporate-hating deistic free loving and free thinking present-at-the-creation Americans believed above all that the Truth would keep us free.

The release last week of an album named Trill O.G. by one of the nation's hottest hip-hop stars, Bun-B, shows the challenge and the opportunity this way of thinking presents.

But the latest thinking presents this vast army of microbes as a vital component in furnishing and maintaining human health.

Your book, "The Power of Negative Thinking," presents what could be considered an anti-Pollyanna vision of the world.

The approaches to teaching tree-thinking presented here deal primarily with developing the students' conceptual understanding of phylogenies and less on terminology (Goldsmith 2003).

But I went ahead and projected these insecurities and made totally narcissistic assumptions about what he was thinking, then presented those assumptions as facts.