Sentence examples similar to thinking prowess from inspiring English sources

In the 1956 NBA Draft, Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach had set his sights on Russell, thinking his defensive toughness and rebounding prowess were the missing pieces the Celtics needed.

For someone who was dogged for decades by a reputation for vanity and back-room dealing, Mr. Peres ended his years in public office as a remarkably beloved figure, a founding pioneer who set an example for forward thinking by promoting the country's high-tech prowess and cultural reach.

Learn from the professionals in your sport by reading their biographies and about their wins – what moves, tactics, and thinking strategies are they using to make their game or sporting prowess much greater?

It's a truism of business-book thinking that a company's brand is its "most important asset," more valuable than technology or patents or manufacturing prowess.

Another area I've been thinking about is what Joseph Nye called "soft power" and the idea that the tremendous influence the United States has in the world is not only due to its military prowess but to its cultural prowess -- Elvis Presley, blue jeans and "Baywatch".

And thinking, thinking, thinking".

Carter thinking.

Thinking appt.

"Intuition is thinking without thinking.

Magical thinking.

Still thinking?