Sentence examples for thinking suggest from inspiring English sources

What the other papers thought... Some common themes to the first UK show devoted to Kandinsky emerge this week: "stop thinking!" (suggest the Times and the Evening Standard), go (both the Evening Standard and the Telegraph call the show "unmissable"), and, of course, keep an eye out for Hitler.

And those familiar with his thinking suggest this is unlikely to change.

But several people familiar with his thinking suggest that Soros — who was born in Hungary, and who has made his fortune in global investments — is currently preoccupied with other issues, such as the fate of the European Union, and is not inclined to take an outsized role in the 2012 Presidential campaign.

But several people familiar with his thinking suggest that Soros who was born in Hungary, and who has made his fortune in global investments is currently preoccupied with other issues, such as the fate of the European Union, and is not inclined to take an outsized role in the 2012 Presidential campaign.

As we already stated, literature and common thinking suggest that CBA can also be used to assess policies.

These varied roles for embodied actions in spatial thinking suggest that new learning environments that wish to improve spatial learning in general or in the content of a STEM discipline should integrate embodied actions as a primary target of intervention.

That way of thinking suggests that the volume of speculation is the sole measure of an industry's vitality.

This paper explores that natural relationships between Pragmatic theory of knowing, the dynamic structuring of the mind and thinking suggested by connectionist theory, and the way information is distributed and organized through the world wide web (www).

And they said tackling it required a new way of thinking, suggesting the public needed to be warned about the dangers of inactivity rather than just reminded of the benefits of being active.

What was I thinking, suggesting Muslim babies that we'd have to have shipped over from over in, um, over there.

Carol Freas of Tuckerton questions "how often we speak without thinking," suggesting in a witty way that silence is a virtue.