Sentence examples for thinking that believes from inspiring English sources

"There's probably a little hopefulness and wishful thinking that believes that teeny-bopper pop is going to go away," he said.

There is a long tradition of American anti-corruption thinking that believes policymakers should work to reduce the appearance of corruption and build public faith in political institutions by eliminating conflicts of interest.

What the "experts" are missing in gauging the trajectory of Harbaugh's success reflects the same flawed thinking that believes that going from coaching in the NFL to college is regressing.

Gilles Deleuze, a French philosopher may have had his own oedipal problems with the founder of psychoanalysis when he wrote Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia, but both the Oedipus and Electra complexes are still important in the kind of therapeutic thinking that believes in unconscious drives, with Shakespeare's play providing a perfect petri dish for discussion.

According to Jackson, there is a breaking point of thinking that comes when one believes in conspiracy theories a point of no return if you will.

It's the same kind of thinking that leads people to erroneously believe air travel is more dangerous than automobile.

Allen is right in thinking that Ecclestone believes that F1 is a tough sell.

You can't blame people for thinking that anyone who believes this nonsense simply closes their mind to facts and is motivated by ideology — an ideology that is plain evil.

So I try and take some comfort in thinking that people always believe in catastrophes that don't happen.

The point about the present mistake is not that anyone with the slightest knowledge of the history of the past century would misconstrue it to the point of thinking that the Guardian believed the Poles themselves ran death camps.

It is true, however, that there is a certain scientifically oriented way of thinking that I do believe is, in some ways, more rigorous.